Limesurvey has a filtering system depending on what answer is chosen or gender.

I want to only show results in a specific year, although I'm not sure how to go about this as I am very new to limesurvey.

Sorry, I don't understand the question. Are you referring to filtering in the Responses and statistics view?

Hi

apologies for the confusion, and yes. I want to filter results on the last year.

Additionally , I wonder I can change the look of the data view control.
Instead of having ID first, I want a token attribute first or name.

Is this possible?

This is not possible without hacking the core code.

Ted wrote: Hi

apologies for the confusion, and yes. I want to filter results on the last year.

If your survey is not anonymous, you should be able to also filter by submitdate at the admin statistics.

tpartner wrote: This is not possible without hacking the core code.

Ok, if I am unable to do that. Can I do it in the token table, and adding attributes?

If I'm not mistaken, in the token table, I am able to switch the columns..

Limesurvey will always use the "token" data for checking access rights to the survey. If you need any additional user information, you can store that at additional token attributes.

Mazi wrote: Limesurvey will always use the "token" data for checking access rights to the survey. If you need any additional user information, you can store that at additional token attributes.

Thank you for getting back to me. If I'm able to do that, there might be something more that I want do.

For example, in the token data, I'm able to change around the attributes like put ID in between first and last name. However when I refresh it, it goes back to its original respective position.

Is there a way to set my own default look or do I have to mess with the core code?

Ted wrote: For example, in the token data, I'm able to change around the attributes like put ID in between first and last name. However when I refresh it, it goes back to its original respective position.

So you mean that you can change the order of columns at the admin backend?

If so, that is not a real feature but just helpful when having lots of attributes. It doesn't store the order though.