What can I cut by on Data Explorer?
- You can cut by the following attributes on Data Explorer:
- Targeting: Any attributes that you have targeted your action to, including quota targets!
- Demographics: Any of the Suzy platform demographics that you are able to target your mission to
- Segments and Panels: Any segments or panels that you have access to on your dashboard.
- Survey Questions: Questions from your current survey or other surveys you have run, such as screeners!
- Auto-Assign: Any auto-assigns, either from your current survey, or previously run surveys.
What can I filter by on Data Explorer?
- You can filter by the following on Data Explorer:
- Completes (Does not apply to standalone actions): Filter your action by respondents who have completed the entire survey
- Demographics: Filter your action by the Suzy platform demographics
- Segments/Panels: Filter your action by segment/panel assignment
- Respondent Filters: Upload any respondent IDs that you would like to filter out
What are the stat testing confidence levels available on Data Explorer?
- 80%, 85%, 90%, and 95% confidence intervals are available on Data Explorer!
- Please note, you can only select 2 confidence intervals to apply within your Table View.
How do I decide which confidence intervals to use?
- 95% confidence is the industry standard for stat testing, but assessing different levels can give great directional insights when analyzing your results.
What type of stat testing does Data Explorer utilize?
- Data Explorer utilizes z-tests and t-tests when stat testing data. The platform defaults to a specific test depending on the stat testing scenario.
- For more information on stat testing in Data Explorer, check out Suzy Academy!
What is the difference between non-nested and nested banner groups?
- Non-nested banner groups show banner groups side by side, like the example below of gender and region banner groups not nested:
- Nested banner groups show banner groups within each other, essentially allowing banner groups to be cut by each other. See the example of nested gender and region banner groups below!
- When nesting banner groups, order of nesting matters! Drag and drop your nested banner groups until you are satisfied with the outcome.