Exporting Data

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Export Options

• Export JSON: Structured data format for programmatic use
• Export CSV: Spreadsheet format for analysis in Excel or Google Sheets
• Export PDF: Printable document format for sharing with professionals

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JSON Export

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When to Use JSON

• Long-term archival of complete response data
• Importing into other applications or databases
• Programmatic analysis or integration
• Preserving full fidelity of all responses and metadata

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JSON Structure

{
  "quiz": "RAADS-R",
  "completedAt": "2026-03-03T22:15:30.123Z",
  "results": {
    "total": 127,
    "totalMax": 240,
    "totalCutoff": 65,
    "aboveTotalCutoff": true,
    "domains": [
      {
        "key": "social",
        "label": "Social Relatedness",
        "score": 45,
        "maxScore": 117,
        "cutoff": 30,
        "aboveCutoff": true
      },
      {
        "key": "interests",
        "label": "Circumscribed Interests",
        "score": 28,
        "maxScore": 42,
        "cutoff": 14,
        "aboveCutoff": true
      },
      {
        "key": "language",
        "label": "Language",
        "score": 12,
        "maxScore": 21,
        "cutoff": 3,
        "aboveCutoff": true
      },
      {
        "key": "sensory",
        "label": "Sensory Motor",
        "score": 42,
        "maxScore": 60,
        "cutoff": 15,
        "aboveCutoff": true
      }
    ]
  },
  "responses": [
    {
      "id": 1,
      "text": "I am a sympathetic person.",
      "domain": "Social Relatedness",
      "response": "True only now",
      "responseIndex": 1,
      "score": 1
    },
    {
      "id": 2,
      "text": "I often use words and phrases from movies and television in conversations.",
      "domain": "Language",
      "response": "True now and when I was young",
      "responseIndex": 0,
      "score": 3
    }
    // ... 78 more response objects
  ]
}

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JSON Fields Explained

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Using JSON Export

• Opened in any text editor
• Parsed by programming languages (Python, JavaScript, etc.)
• Imported into data analysis tools
• Stored as a backup of your complete responses

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CSV Export

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When to Use CSV

• Analysis in spreadsheet software (Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice)
• Creating custom visualizations or charts
• Filtering and sorting responses by domain or score
• Sharing data in a widely compatible format

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CSV Structure

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1. Individual Responses Table

Item,Text,Domain,Response,Response Index,Score

Item,Text,Domain,Response,Response Index,Score
1,"I am a sympathetic person.",Social Relatedness,True only now,1,1
2,"I often use words and phrases from movies and television in conversations.",Language,True now and when I was young,0,3
3,"I am often surprised when others tell me I have been rude.",Social Relatedness,True now and when I was young,0,3

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2. Summary Section

Summary
Total,127,,Max,240,Threshold: 65
Social Relatedness,45,,Max,117,Threshold: 30
Circumscribed Interests,28,,Max,42,Threshold: 14
Language,12,,Max,21,Threshold: 3
Sensory Motor,42,,Max,60,Threshold: 15

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CSV Features

• Compatible with all major spreadsheet applications
• Text fields containing commas or quotes are properly escaped
• Summary data appears at the bottom for easy reference
• All 80 questions included with full details

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Using CSV Export

1. Open directly in Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers
2. Filter responses by domain to analyze specific subscales
3. Sort by score to see highest-scoring items
4. Create pivot tables or custom charts
5. Calculate additional statistics

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PDF Export

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When to Use PDF

• Sharing with healthcare professionals
• Printing a physical copy for your records
• Creating a permanent, formatted document
• Discussing results in appointments

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PDF Contents

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1. Header

• Title: “RAADS-R Results”
• Date: Formatted date of export (e.g., “3 March 2026”)

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2. Summary Table

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3. Subscale Scores Table

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4. All Responses Table

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5. Footer

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PDF Styling

• Clean, readable typography (system fonts)
• Table borders and zebra striping for readability
• Compact 11px font size to fit all data
• Print-optimized layout
• Page break handling for long tables

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Using PDF Export

1. View: A new browser window opens with the formatted PDF
2. Print: The browser print dialog automatically appears
3. Save: Use the print dialog’s “Save as PDF” option to create a file
4. Share: Print to paper or save digitally to share with professionals

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Print View Alternative

• Browser-native print dialog
• Print directly from the results page
• Similar formatted output to PDF export
• Alternative if PDF export doesn’t work in your browser

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Data Privacy

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Export Process

1. Your response data is read from browser memory (localStorage if enabled)
2. Export functions process the data into the target format
3. A download is triggered using browser APIs (Blob URLs)
4. The file is saved to your device’s download folder
5. No network requests are made

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Security Considerations

• Exported files contain your complete questionnaire responses
• Store files securely if they contain sensitive information
• Consider using encryption if emailing to healthcare providers
• Delete exports from shared computers after use

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Comparing Export Formats

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Best Practices

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Troubleshooting

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File Information

• JSON: raads-r-results.json
• CSV: raads-r-results.csv
• PDF: (browser-generated, typically based on page title)

• raads-r-results-2026-03-03.json
• raads-r-results-john-doe.pdf