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Open any survey and you land on its results. There are two tabs, and they answer different questions.
  • Summary — what did people say, in aggregate?
  • Responses — what did this person say?

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Summary

The Summary tab opens with five figures for the survey as a whole, then a card per question. The survey summary, with completion stats and per-question breakdowns The headline figures: Below them, each question gets its own card in survey order. What the card shows depends on the question: open text lists individual answers, choice questions show each option with its share, and rating-style questions show the distribution.

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Responses

The Responses tab is one row per submission, with a column per question. The response table, one row per submission The table also carries columns you did not ask for directly:
  • Status — whether the response was completed or abandoned part-way.
  • Person — the contact who answered, or Anonymous.
  • Tags — any tags applied to the response.
  • Hidden fields — values passed in with the survey rather than answered.
  • Metadata — source, URL, browser, OS, device and country.
The table is wide, so scroll horizontally to reach the later columns, or use the column settings to hide the ones you do not need.

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Filtering and exporting

Both tabs share the same Filter and time-range controls at the top, so a filter you set on the Summary carries to the Responses table. Filter on any answer, tag, hidden field or metadata value. Download offers three scopes, each as CSV or Excel:
  • All responses — everything, ignoring the current filter.
  • Filtered responses — only what the current filter matches.
  • Selected responses — only the rows you ticked in the table.