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Good morning, 

I am allowing participants to view the public statistics in the survey that I am constructing. However, I want to show the public statistics only to those who have previously provided their email addresses in the last question. 

Is it possible? Please find attached a bit of my survey. 

All the best, 

Pol 

Hi, 
So, to see the statistics I can enter ANY email address as long as it is a valid structure, like "Fitzli@Putzli.tralala"

In my opinion it would be better to create and design your own report with the plugin "pdfReport" with or without "limeMpdf" and send this to the given address in the email notification.
[url] gitlab.com/SondagesPro/ExportAndStats/pdfReport [/url]
Here you can use equations to calculate certain results, means, ranks, etc.
Then you can better keep your promise

we will also inform you about the key results of our survey and show you how you compare with other potential applicants. 

regarding "key results" and "comparison".

Some last words:

• Is there a reason that long single punch lists are displayed as "list(radio)", but short as "list(drop-down)" (university degree)
  A drop-down with only three options is a bit frustrating, one click to open, another click to select.
  
• Do you really allow to answer "I am single" AND "I have a partner" AND "I have children"?
  In my opinion better a single punch question about civil status and another one about number of children.
   
  
  
  
• "No answer" in "nationality should be exclusive and better at the end, below "Other, specify"
  
  
  
  
  

Joffm

If you are interested, let's discuss this in German.

Thank you for your answer Joffm, really helpful!! I will use this plug-in given that there is no other option using the standard tools. 

Regarding the questions about education, first I will rephrase it as I am asking about education not degree. Secondly, the dropdown question will be embedded in the education question if the respondent select "I have a university degree", then the dropdown with the degree options will appear. Lastly I definitely agree on the "no answer" option on the country question and I have already split the marital status and children questions. They should be treated separately. 

All the best, 

Pol