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Sensitive comments tab
The Sensitive comments tab acts like a folder. It highlights comments on sensitive topics like bullying, sexual harassment, and mental health risks.
Comments can be added to this tab:
manually
automatically. ✨ Advanced Text Analysis only
If you have Advanced Text Analysis but think a comment has been incorrectly marked as sensitive or should have been marked as sensitive, you can use the following manual instructions to make changes.
To add a comment to the Sensitive comments tab:
Select Edit in the top right corner of your comment.
Select the checkbox Mark as sensitive.
Select Save.
To remove a comment from the Sensitive comments tab:
Select Edit in the top right corner of your comment.
Unselect the checkbox Mark as sensitive.
Select Save.
Starred comments tab
The Starred comments tab acts like a folder. You can use it to store comments you'd like to refer back to. For example, if you want to collect comments for a report or presentation.
To add a comment to the Starred comments tab:
Find the comment.
Select the Star icon in the top left of the comment box.
When you return to the tab, you will see your comment listed there.
To remove a comment from the Starred comments tab:
Find the comment.
Unselect the Star icon at the top left of the comment box. Refresh your page for the comment to disappear from the tab.
Export the Text Analysis report
To export your comments from the Text Analysis report:
Select Export at the top right of your screen.
Choose an export format, Excel, PDF or PowerPoint.
Select Text Analysis.
Select Export.
Which export format you choose has an impact on what comments you can export:
Excel: Exports all comments
PDF: Exports all comments
Powerpoint: Exports starred comments only. Unless you're running a Leadership Effectiveness survey, which allows you to export all comments and/or starred comments.
If you want to export comments for a specific question:
Select Apply filters at the top right of your screen.
Select the question you want to export comments for and select See results.
Select Export.
Choose an export format, Excel, PDF or PowerPoint.
Select Text Analysis.
Select Export.