Excel Import of Questions
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Nigel Dias
It would be very helpful to allow the import of Questions, Associated Category,Question Type and Points by excel. I realise this is a lot of fields but it would be far quicker to enter data and edit things if you could type everything in Excel and upload it.
ChatGPT and I produced a large diagnostic the other day, and it then took hours to manually click it into Scoreapp.
Even if Scoreapp adds is own AI creator, I think this functionality would be very useful.
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Ihor Kolosov
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Import an Excel (or similar) file with a pre-loaded template of questions and categories into ScoreApp. Saves having to write each question individually.
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Mark Ostryn
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Ihor Kolosov
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Export quizz as CSV - Import CSV as quizz
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Vincent Hervy
With AI, exporting a quizz as a CSV will help create effortless variations, improvements, consistency across the quizz and scoring structure in one click. Then re import the CSV so we don't have to go in the tedious approach of doing one question at a time. Saving hours of work improving the workflow. That would mean create a CSV template if we want to start working from there.
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Ihor Kolosov
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Import questions from CSV or Google Sheets
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Paul Chambers
The ability to import questions from Google Sheets or CSV seems like an obvious feature, and I'm actually quite surprised that it's not included.
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Ihor Kolosov
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Jonathan Cozens
This is so needed, the ability to import data isn't exactly uncommon in modern business apps...
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Jeff Shiver
Wholeheartedly agree. Please add.
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Mark Leibowitz
Yes, fully agree here. Please add this feature.
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Nigel Dias
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Cath Hart
Also agree 100%!!! I have had this exact same experience — building complex surveys with weightings and tagged labels that can really only be managed in Excel; manually inputting into Scorecard took literally days. Excel input would also mean that minor edits to questions and answers can be easily and consistently handled, for instance where a Scorecard is asking a set of questions about Product A, Product B, C, D to Z; being able to more easily copy the question, the answer options, weightings and categories would be a huge efficiency gain.
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David Schulz
1000% to this. I'd use the product - we deal with frameworks, and we need to pull questions from other platforms. It's like pulling teeth, and can't be done quickly or efficiently.
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