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Hello!

 

I am trying to find a way to analyze my coded data (textIQ) by gender.

I used Qualtrics for my doctoral research and I want to know if Qualtrics has a way to allow me to use the statistics features with my added codes.

 

I have 4 open-response items, which I successfully coded them using the textIQ feature.

 

Using the statsIQ feature nearly reaches my goal; I have a beautiful description of code frequency. For example it shows that 25% mentioned motivation, 19% mentioned competency, and so on.

 

My goal is to disaggregate these codes by gender, but I do not see a way that I can create a stats chart that does codes by gender.

 

With my other survey items that used a likert scale (agree, disagree, etc) I can use crosstabs IQ very easily to create a table that shows frequency of responses by gender. When I try to do the same with codes, (gender v. each code) The table shows up with the correct labels but the data simply says “not supported”

 

Can you help me to find a way to get a table? I am not married to any particular way, the bottom line is I am looking for a way to organize my data so that I am able to see the frequency of each code for all participants, men, women, and other. 

​@Richard12349876 any chance you embedded the gender data on the contact or had them self identify in a survey question? Also what type of table are you using? I have found that changing the table type often fixes the issue.

Hi! Yes, there is a separate question that asks their gender.

 

Since posting this, I was able to figure out how to create separate tables for each gender category. That is, one table that shows code frequency for all respondents, code frequency for men, code frequency for women, and code frequency for other genders. This fits my needs but if there is a way to make cross tables or other tables I am interested to learn. 

 

The AI tool suggested that I use the codes to make variables but I do not understand how that would be different than the codes I already have.

 

I also found this specific message in crosstabs that might provide insight (this is a posted screenshot, my apologies if it does not load”

 

Looks like you got it! You could have also built this out in a dashboard and got the same result.

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