Skip to main content
Skip table of contents

VAL SUM & VAL AVG operations in LEB

  • VAL SUM: Retrieves respondents whose sum for the selected parameters equals a specified value.

  • VAL AVG: Retrieves respondents whose average value for the selected parameters equals a specified value.

How to use VAL SUM and VAL AVG operations

  1. Add options to the LEB (Logical Expression Builder). Keep in mind that the initial selection of OR-join or AND-join does not matter when adding multiple options at once - it will be adjusted later;

  2. Use ‘Append’ to add options from different variables;

  3. Click on the operation name and select VAR SUM or VAR AVG;

  4. Enter the target value into the input field;

  5. Click SAVE.

VAL operations in LEB.png

An example:

Let's take two parameters for the Fresh Story brand:

  1. Satisfaction with the brand (Scale: 1 to 5)

  2. Readiness to recommend (Scale: 1 to 10)

For our analysis, we need respondents who:

  • Rated satisfaction at 3 or 4;

  • Rated readiness to recommend at 9 or 10.

From the data, we have 35,076 such respondents.

VAL examples.png

Using VAL SUM we can determine how many respondents scored 13 points on both scales combined: the table shows 17,374 respondents (13%) with a total score of 13.

Using VAL AVG we can determine how many respondents had an average score of 6 across both scales: the table shows 4,448 respondents (3%) with an average score of 6.

VAL SUM and VAL AVG operations provide precise ways to filter and analyze respondent data efficiently.

JavaScript errors detected

Please note, these errors can depend on your browser setup.

If this problem persists, please contact our support.