Internet Explorer automatically displays this warning message when a page links to another page that is not in the same domain. You can prevent the message from appearing by adding the web site for theUNICOM Intelligence Reporter - Survey Tabulation page to the list of trusted sites in Internet Explorer. To do this:

This procedure adds all pages in the website to the list of trusted sites, not only the selected page. You might prefer to keep the warning message and just choose Yes when it appears as you open UNICOM Intelligence Reporter - Survey Tabulation.

The UNICOM Intelligence Interviewer - Server Admin User's Guide, available from the Help menu in the main UNICOM Intelligence window and support.unicomsi.com includes information on setting up new projects, including the sample projects.

You can tell whether you are using the hierarchical or flat view, because UNICOM Intelligence Reporter - Survey Tabulation displays “Hierarchical” or “Flat” next to the project name in the top right corner of the main screen. For more information, see Working with hierarchical data.

The UNICOM Intelligence Interviewer - Server Admin User's Guide and the UNICOM Intelligence Developer Documentation Library both include tips for testing new projects and what to check when things go wrong. In addition, the UNICOM Intelligence Developer Documentation Library contains detailed documentation on the DSCs that come with the Data Model, including information about their error messages and special requirements.

UNICOM Intelligence Reporter - Survey Tabulation requires the enablement of Microsoft Internet Explorer's Allow active content to run files on My Computer setting to download and run the tables exports. When this setting is disabled, you will not be able to run exports from UNICOM Intelligence Reporter - Survey Tabulation. Refer to the Internet Explorer help system for information on enabling the Allow active content to run files on My Computer setting. As an alternative, the exports can be manually installed from the UNICOM Intelligence installation media.

This problem might be caused by access rights. When you first use one of the different types of exports, UNICOM Intelligence Reporter - Survey Tabulation downloads a component to your computer. For this to succeed, you need to have power user or higher privileges on the computer. When you subsequently export to the same format, UNICOM Intelligence Reporter - Survey Tabulation detects that the component has already been downloaded and does not download it again.

In some cases, the security settings in your browser might prevent UNICOM Intelligence Reporter - Survey Tabulation from downloading export components. .

The Word Export uses a Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macro for the export. This requires a security setting to be set. For more information, see Microsoft Word export problems.

The Word Export uses Excel to create the charts, so you must have Excel 2000 or later installed on your computer to export charts to Word. If you get this error text for all charts, check that you have Excel installed. If it is installed, check that it has been installed with the option to embed Excel charts enabled. If this option is not enabled, it would explain the error. Otherwise the chart error is caused by some other problem and might be related to a specific table. For more information, see Microsoft Word export problems.

From release 3.1 of UNICOM Intelligence Reporter - Survey Tabulation, charts can be created for special statistical elements, such as a mean or standard deviation, as well as for category, combined, and element expression elements. If a chart is not produced when your table contains a special statistical element, ensure that the orientation of the element in the table matches the setting in the relevant Export box. For example, if your statistical element is in a table row, select as rows in the Chart series box in the Export box; if it is in a column, select as columns. For more information, see Understanding charts.

Ensure that you have the latest Microsoft Office service pack installed. To check this, choose the Check for Updates option on the Microsoft Excel Help menu to display the Microsoft Office Downloads page, where you can download the latest service pack.

You must use well-formed HTML, which has stricter rules than standard HTML. For example, you need to close the IMG tag, like this:

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This error can be resolved by increasing the jsonSerialization maxJsonLength setting in the web.config file for the UNICOM Intelligence Reporter - Survey Tabulation Frontend and WebService:

The UNICOM Intelligence Reporter - Survey Tabulation Frontend web.config file is:

The UNICOM Intelligence Reporter - Survey Tabulation WebService web.config file is:

Projects with very large numbers of questions might load slowly or not load at all.

To make them faster, use the Interviewer Server Administration - Project Editor to create a LoadVariableInstances property at the top level for the project, and then set its value to False. This avoids loading variable instances for grids and loops; however, it also prevents you from adding a grid or loop to the table by using the variable list.