Hello, please help me.
I have a few expired surveys responses with an image selection question at the beginning (including others' option). All the responses (but others') are missing. This was a mandatory question. Can I recovered the responses someway?
Attached the exported question.

Thank you

Celeste

Hi,
I wonder why you didn't answer the questions at the beginning.
And, please, neither send lsq nor lsg files, only lss.
You can't import these files without knowing the base language.
So we have to guess the base language, create a survey, create a group to import a lsq export.

Ease our life and send only lss.

But I am a bit confused.
You mention a "radio type" question and "image selection"

How did you implement this?
In an image select" question only the path of the image is inserted in the answer options.
To see this
 

Many users misunderstand this question type and insert the whole <img src=...> tag. But this is wrong.
This will result in a display like a "nomal" list(radio) question.
 
Reading that you used a "Other, specify" option, you really should have used the list(radio).

Now, what means

I have a few expired surveys

Surveys are only expired?
Surveys are expired and deactivated?
Or what exactly?

Joffm

 

Thank you for your answer.

There is no problem with the order. They are displayed vertically.
Indeed, I used the normal (List) radio question with "other".
I found the issue. It is not that the answer to this question was absent. What has happened is that the exported Excel file does not include the answers. This is an odd result, considering that the previous question (a multiple option question) includes images as well.
Related to the expired, It was just a comment. I re-activated the surveys to find out what was happening.

Sorry for the lsq file. Please see the attached lss file with structure form

My question now is: How can I get to export the question "p2" answers in Excel (as it happens to question "p1")?
Is there a practical way to get the "complete" exported file?

Hi,
I do not see any issue.
Depending on the settings I get either
 
or
 
To be honest, this second is rather useless.

So use the correct settings.

BTW:
Your design is not the very best.
1. What is this monster?
((P1_R0101.NAOK == "Y")) or ((P1_R0102.NAOK == "Y")) or ((P1_R0103.NAOK == "Y")) or ((P1_R0101.NAOK == "Y" and P1_R0102.NAOK == "Y")) or ((P1_R0101.NAOK == "Y" and P1_R0103.NAOK == "Y")) or ((P1_R0102.NAOK == "Y" and P1_R0103.NAOK == "Y")) or ((P1_R0101.NAOK == "Y" and P1_R0102.NAOK == "Y" and P1_R0103.NAOK == "Y"))
As we learned at school (Boolean algebra), this is the same as
P1_R0101.NAOK == "Y" or P1_R0102.NAOK == "Y" or P1_R0103.NAOK == "Y" - not more.

But better
count(that.P1.sq_R)>0

You tried to use the array filter.
But please keep in mind: The subquestion codes have to be identical.

You're right. I'll check the settings, as I don't get the codes.

And you are also right with the boolean algebra.

Thank you!