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# Comment Dimension Score

Dimension scores within comment reports allow you to anonymously see the respondents overall score for a specific dimension next to their comment. This score will help provide context for what the user is saying based on how high or low they have scored in a particular dimension.\
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The overall score for that respondent will take the average score (typically on a scale of strongly disagree to strongly agree) and show a coloured dot next to the comment with a number between 1 & 5.

* 1 - 2.74 = unfavourable responses are coloured <mark style="color:orange;">Orange</mark>
* 2.75 - 3.25 = neutral responses are coloured Grey
* 3.26 - 5 = favourable responses are coloured <mark style="color:blue;">Blue</mark>

To show dimension scores within comment reports, please follow these steps:

1. Go to **Reports** > **Comments**.
2. Click the **Gear** icon near the top right corner of the page.
3. Check the box for show dimension score, then select a dimension from the survey you wish to see a score for and choose a sort option.
4. Click **OK**

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The page will now display coloured dots next to each comment. Hover over a dot to view the responses dimension score.<br>

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