Adobe Tracker - Data Collection, Organization, Formatting

Hello,
 
I am learning to use Adobe Acrobat X Pro, hoping that Adobe Tracker is a good thing for my job tasks. I am confused about display options in Tracker since I can't seem to find any way to control how survey results are shown.
 
When, for example, I distribute a simple form with a question, "Did you eat lunch today?" with a check box, then my recipients submit their answers back to me (in this case with the check box 'checked' or 'unchecked') All I can see in the View Responses section of Adobe Tracker is that there is a column, which is labeled "checkbox1" and 0's and 1's.
 
I understand computing well enough to know that the answer "1" means that the recipient ate his lunch and "0" means that he didn't, but how can I present such array of numbers to someone, who has no computer programming experience?
Is there a way to make my survey results more descriptive and reader friendly? I would at least like for it to show what the question is asking, and either "yes" or "no" instead of a list of binary numbers.
 
There must be something I can do, perhaps, in the process of authoring the form in form generators such as Livecyle Designer and the like. I hope there is a solution to this that is simple enough.
 
A workaround is for me to go though a lengthy post editing process in a spreadsheet editor like MS Excel after the results have been exported. I would very much like to avoid this if I can.
 
If any subscriber of this forum knows of a proper technique, I would love to hear about it. Thank you in advance for your expert opinions.