When each respondent is represented by multiple rows (a row per survey question), you can use the Auto Code Dataset Wizard to gather the responses at a node.
In this example dataset (below), there are two survey questions. Each respondent therefore has two rows in the dataset, one row for the response to each question.
| Respondent | Question | Answer |
| Anna | 1 | I think there should be more car-free zones |
| Anna | 2 | Electric buses and taxis would help reduce pollution in the inner city |
| Jack |
1 | Pedestrians need to feel safe. There should be better lighting and more police |
| Jack | 2 | We should create more green spaces |
| Maria | 1 | Safety barriers at busy intersections |
| Maria | 2 | I don't think they should tax car parks |
| Peter | 1 | Better education in schools about road safety |
| Peter | 2 | More street trees |
If you want to gather all responses to Question 1 and Question 2 at separate nodes, you can use the Auto Code Dataset Wizard (select Code at nodes for each row) to code the content in the Answer column at nodes representing the values in the Question column. The wizard will create two nodes:
1
2
All responses to Question 1 will be coded at the first node, and all responses to Question 2 will be coded at the second.
Alternatively, you could gather the responses of each survey respondent at nodes Anna, Jack, Maria and Peter—use the Auto Code Dataset Wizard (select Code at nodes for each column) to code the content in the Answer column at nodes matching representing values in the Respondent column. The wizard will create four nodes:
Anna
Jack
Maria
Peter
Each person's answers (to both questions) will be coded at the node that represents them.