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Survey Builder – Default Questions

Use the “+” to access all the survey elements, from where you can add any questions, quotas, etc., and access your saved question library.

Select the question type you want to use and Survey Builder will automatically create a new container with your chosen question type inside it.

All elements after these are called Custom Questions, and these can be added and modified without the need for editing JavaScript.

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Question

Definition

Single

Pick one option from a list

Multiple

Pick multiple options from a list

Single Grid

Pick one option per column in a grid

Multiple Grid

Pick multiple options per column in a grid

Open End

Reply with a text-based answer

Numeric

Reply with a whole number or decimal answer

Duration

Reply with a duration (e.g. hours and minutes)

Information

Displays instructions, a definition, or other information

Go To

Skip to a specific question or question and answer choice

Quota

Set-up the quota or number of respondents you want to capture by type

Quota Stop

Stops the interview when the defined quotas are full

Survey Stop

Sop element to terminate surveys with status recording

Section

 Add a new section to the survey

 

 

 

Single:

None

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Multiple:

None.

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Single Grid:

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Multi Grid:

 

A multiple-choice grid for responding to various statements.

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Open End:

Ask the respondent to answer via free form text response.

Next >

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Numeric:

Asks the respondent to reply with a whole number or decimal answer.  

Additional logic can be set to limit the answer to a range.

A user interface prompt asking for the user's age.

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Duration: 

Asks the respondent to reply with a duration (e.g. hours and minutes).

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Information:

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GoTo:

Skip to a specific question or exit the survey. In this example, if the respondent selects only code 1 at Q1, they will exit the survey as a complete. If the respondent picks any other answer, then they will proceed to the next question.

 

Quota: 

Set-up the quota or number of respondents you want to capture by type (e.g. number of respondents you want for a certain age range or gender). In this example, we have a quota for overall total set to n=1050.

Quota Set-up:

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Quota display when the survey is live:

The image displays a table listing quota information with columns for total, name, status, target, actual, remaining, and percentage, indicating that the total quota is 1011 (96.29% complete), with a remaining 39 (3%).

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Quota Stop: Stops the interview when the defined quotas are full. In the example below, there is a Quota stop for when the blue quota reaches the target on n=100 respondents.

 

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Survey Stop:

With the Survey Stop, we can set any status, linking it to the question or quota and even apply a filter.

This reference will appear in the overview page, so you can track how many respondents have met this criteria.

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Section:

Sections are a good way to manage parts of your survey that go together e.g. demographics, screener section.  You can apply filter conditions to the sections so all the questions within are only asked if the overall condition is met.

Sections can be collapsed in longer surveys.

Sections also function as loop controls, allowing you to loop questions a set number of time, or via a list.

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