Results Export
Overview
UpVoter allows you to extract your voting data in five different formats from the Results tab of your management panel. Depending on whether you need a beautiful final report or raw data to analyze in Excel, there is a specialized option for every use case.
1. Aggregated Documents (Global)
These options provide the final picture of what happened: how many people voted for Option A or Option B in total.
Visual PDF Report
This is the most complete and professional document.
Appearance: Generated as a landscape presentation (horizontal A4).
Content: Includes a large cover page with your logo, the event name, and your brand colors. Then, it dedicates an independent page for each question, showing the results in dynamic horizontal bars.
Ideal use: To send to attendees after the event or to keep as an official record in an in-person meeting.Short PDF Report
A technical and direct summary.
Appearance: Classic vertical document.
Content: Black and white tables with clean blue headers. It groups all your questions one after another to save space and paper.
Ideal use: To print and deliver to notaries or to attach as appendices in formal corporate documents.Aggregated CSV / Excel
Appearance: Simple spreadsheet.
Content: Each row represents an available option and reveals how many absolute votes it achieved.
Ideal use: If you need to make your own pie charts or bar graphs with the final voting results.
2. Extended Documents (Row per Participant)
If it’s not enough to know that "Option A won with 100 votes" but you need to know who exactly voted for Option A, you have individual reports at your disposal.
Individual CSV / Excel
Appearance: A spreadsheet where each participant is an individual row.
Content: If you invited John Doe, the sheet will show a row for "John Doe" detailing exactly what his choice was in Question 1, Question 2, and Question 3. If you have a vote where three words were chosen (Word Storm), John will use 3 cells for his three contributed words. (Note: to avoid misaligning the spreadsheet columns, purely informative slides such as Text or QR types are excluded from this numbering and do not consume a row or column slot).
Security: Completely anonymous participants will be identified by an alias if they entered one or by a randomly generated string of characters, preventing their data from being corrupted or confused with that of other voters.
3. Understanding Weighting in Exports
If you configured in your session that Participant A's vote "is worth triple" and Participant B's "is worth double":
PDF Files (Visual Report and Technical PDF): These will show the mathematically correct and weighted data. That is, Option A will appear correctly summing 300% of the weight instead of as a single vote.Individual CSV / Excel: These simply reflect which button the participant tapped on their screen without transforming the nature of the click. They will show that Participant A tapped Option 1 a single time.Be sure to choose the appropriate format based on the goal of the export: PDFs for final verdicts and Excels for raw analysis.
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