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You can have reports and analyses in your survey that change according to who is looking at them in Snap WebHost. You do this by creating the reports and analyses with a context in Snap. You can download a sample survey including a context-sensitive report and data<\/a>.<\/p>\n

When you assign the survey to an associate on Snap WebHost, you also set the context for that associate. Snap tailors the report according to the context. You can assign the survey manually, or you can assign it to multiple associates by uploading a CSV file.<\/p>\n

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Background<\/h3>\n

Contexts in Snap allow you to change the data and content of a report when associates view the report in Snap WebHost.<\/p>\n

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You must have a single-response variable in your survey that you will use as the context (for example, a location, or a job function).<\/p>\n

You then create your reports or analyses with information that changes according to the context, or with data that is filtered according to the context or both. These are known in Snap as smart reports.<\/p>\n

Once you have uploaded the survey to Snap WebHost, you can assign it to an associate with the context set. You can do this individually or by uploading a CSV file which lists the associates, the surveys assigned to them and any context or filter values to set on the surveys.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Step 1: Create context-sensitive reports and analyses in your survey<\/h3>\n

You need to put context-sensitive information in your reports and analyses. You can download a version of the crocodile survey which includes a simple report that changes according to location here<\/a>. If you want to set up the report in your own version of crocodile, the instructions are given below.<\/p>\n

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This section describes briefly how to change the crocodile survey provided with Snap to create the context sensitive report provided in the survey available to download. If you have downloaded the survey from the link above, you do not need to do this. It consists of the following stages<\/p>\n