I need to import questionnaire data (open-ended survey responses with attributes such as demographics or quantitative evaluations) to Miro regularly, to collaboratively make sense of it.
Ideally, I could paste a table, where one column includes the sticky’s content, another one its type (e.g. hex or circle for male/female), a column that defines the sticky’s color, and two columns that define the initial x-y coordinates. The last one could be e.g. age, and likelihood of recommendation: When I’d paste the stickies, they’d end up ordered from left to right by age, and from bottom to top by likelihood of recommendation. This way the collaboration group can easily find positive responses by young people in the top-left corner, negative responses by older responders from the bottom-right corner, etc.
For starters, I’d be happy to not need to colour code Excel cells manually, as mentioned in this post; for example, I wish I could copy A1:B12 from this sheet, and column B would automatically define the colours of the stickies.