Both the grid question and the scale/rank question types allow you to lay your questions out in a table or matrix format. The grid question type has been designed to allow you to combine several question types together into a table. This means that you could, for example, combine a multiple choice question and a free text […]
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Some of the online surveys question types allow you to set restrictions on the answers, such as what type of answer or how many answers a respondent can provide. These restrictions are set in the Advanced options of the question editor, and where these restrictions can be applied you will also have the option to “Show […]
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The More info text box, found in the Advanced options of a question editor, allows you to add further information to your questions. This could be used to, for example, explain a particular term that is used in the question or provide a link to an external website. More info text is not displayed to respondents by […]
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As a survey author, you can change the font size in the following elements: Question text. ‘More info’ text. Note text. Contact, copyright and screening messages. Survey messages. Other elements, such as survey/section titles, page numbers and validation text, use a fixed font size and cannot be changed. A respondent can change the size of the […]
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If you have launched your survey, you will not be able to delete any questions. This restriction applies as soon as you launch your survey. The restriction stays in place regardless of whether your survey’s status is scheduled, open or closed. Launching your survey also disables some of the editing functionality. The disabled functions will appear greyed […]
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It is possible to format the text in the following items: Question text. ‘More info’ text. Note text. Contact, copyright and screening messages. Survey messages. The format of the text in other items (e.g. answer options, grid row items and page titles) is fixed and cannot be changed. To format the text in one of the […]
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A Survey contact details link appears on the footer of every page of every survey. When a respondent follows the link, they are provided with the name and email address of the Survey Contact. The Survey Contact is also listed next to the survey name on the Dashboard, and is assumed to be the user […]
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Both the grid question and scale/rank question types use a tabular (or matrix) format to display question statements and answer options. While grids and scale/rank questions can be flexible and space-saving, care should be taken when using these question types in your survey, for the following reasons: Multiple or large tables can affect how quickly […]
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It is our experience that very large or complex surveys are extremely difficult to edit, administer and analyse, and can cause high respondent drop-out rates. We do not currently limit how many questions you include in your survey; however if your survey is large and/or complex we will display a warning message on your Survey launchpad prior […]
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If you have not used piping in your survey before, please read our FAQ on piping first. You should also read our Help article on Using piping in your survey to familiarise yourself with the general process of inserting piping source labels/anchors and core variable tokens into your survey. Piping can be incorporated into URLs to allow […]
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