Can I compare the responses of different groups of voters against each other?

Your attendees can be divided into groups and the results of your votes can be split between those groups live as Reshow Slides (see separate article for more guidance) or as columns within the data export.

Demographic Groups

Sometimes it is appropriate to ask questions to establish the groups or Demographics within the audience so that results can be zoomed into to see if there are differences based on the different groups.

To create a grouping question, first, start by creating a basic voting question.

▪ Select Add-ins > CLiKAPAD > Slide Editor.

▪ Progress to the Answers tab.

The third subtab under Answers is called Groups.

The top section shows your list of answers in the middle column and on the right-hand side, you can enter a name for each group. The suggested name is the same as the answer options from the question, but it is recommended to make a shorter name if you can.

Select Enable Groups to activate. This will turn the options green. To disable, select the Disable Groups button and the options will clear.

You can only have ONE default group in a presentation and only the most recent question (set as your default group) will be the one used.

As well as using an instant filter to show a single group, it is also possible to show multiple groups by setting up a reshow prior to your event.

To toggle the current graph filter between the default groups you hold down CTRL+SHIFT+ the number key corresponding to the group that you want to show. CTRL+SHIFT+0 will display them all.

After running the presentation and receiving the votes, then go to CLiKAPAD > Voting Results > View/Export Data to Excel.

Select the List of Groups at the bottom of the screen.

▪ You can select individual groups to add via Add Group or select all groups via Add All Groups.

The groups are then added to the display table, so you can see the breakdown of how these specific groups voted.