Dashboards & Reports
Create, customize, and share professional survey dashboards
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Sharing a Report Publicly
Not everyone you need to show a report to has an Opionate account. Here's how public report links work - what's visible, how to gate access with a password or login, and how to turn access off again.
Building Your First Report
Your survey has responses coming in - now what? Reporting turns raw answers into charts, cross-tabs, and a presentation-ready deck without leaving Opionate. Here's how to build your first report from scratch.
Building a Report for a Recurring Tracking Study
A report built for a one-off survey and a report built to track a metric wave over wave need different design choices. Here's how to set one up for the long haul.
Exporting Your Report to PowerPoint
Most research tools export a report as a picture of a chart. Opionate exports native, editable PowerPoint - real chart objects and text boxes you can still tweak after the fact. Here's how the export works and what you get.
Getting a Dashboard Presentation-Ready: What PowerPoint Export Does and Doesn't Handle (2026)
Exporting a dashboard straight to PowerPoint saves the hours normally lost to rebuilding every chart by hand - as long as you know which charts come out as fully editable objects and which come out as flat images, and design with that distinction in mind from the start rather than discovering it after the export is already in front of a client. This guide covers what actually happens during export, and how to structure a dashboard so the exported version needs the least possible cleanup.