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An example - three anonymous participants (A, B and C) take a LimeSurvey and give answers as follows :

 

Q1 : Favourite sweet?

A : Twix

B : Mars

C : Aero

 

Q2 : Favourite colour?

A : Green

B : Yellow

C : Blue

 

Once the survey is complete, the default view in LimeSurvey shows the participants' answers in order -i.e. it's obvious that A likes Twix and Green. Before I publish the results, I want to randomise this so that it's NOT obvious that A, who likes Twix, also likes Green. Is there a LimeSurvey feature to do this or would I have to, for example, export the results to Excel and manually mix them up there?

 

(Note that the survey I'm designing is just to gather comments - no actual stats are needed)

Edited by Quatermass

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