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API madness: Using Google Docs to filter your Usabilla notes

on March 24, 2011 / by Aeneas Panayiotou / No Comments

Quite a few Usabilla users have asked us in recent weeks, how to select notes in a certain field range within a completed test page. In response we have created a new Google doc spreadsheet template to help facilitate this need, for a more thorough analysis of note comments within a test. Using the XML export option in conjunction with your unique API token, you are able to access the data you have collected with Usabilla in other tools. For more information how to XML export your data, please view our previous blog post on the topic.

Screenshot of the Google doc spreadsheet

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Feeding the hunger of data junkies with Google Docs

on September 7, 2010 / by Paul Veugen / No Comments

Last week we silently released the first version of our API. Sido explained our new XML export options and the new API key in his last blogpost. In short: we’ve implemented two new XML export options. You can use these exports to create XML files with the content of your test and the results of your test. We built this feature as a first step in opening up Usabilla and to make the data you collect in Usabilla accessible in any other tool. To demonstrate some of the possibilities with these new feeds, I’ve created a Google Spreadsheet that imports test results. In this post I will explain step by step how this Spreadsheet works and how you can build your own.

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