Question Types

Section Header

Use this question type to write introductions or give additional headings to blocks of questions in your form. Your text can contain long tables, images, etc.

There is no answer option, since this question type requires no answers.

Pick One or Other

Use this question type when you want your respondents to choose from several answer options. The option 'Other' allows respondents to add their own answer option in case none of the predefined answer options suits. This question type requires at least 2 answer options.

You can select one of the answer options set from the list or write your own answer options.

Pick One with Comment

Use this question type if you want your respondents to choose one answer from several, and comment on their choice. You can select one of the answer options set from the list or write your own answer options.

This question type requires at least 2 answer options.

Check All That Apply

Use this question type if you want your respondents to choose from the list of answer options as many answers as they want. 

 You can also give them the 'Other' option where respondents can type their own answer.

Dropdown Box

Use this question type to make your respondents to choose one answer option from the dropdown menu of answer choices (a list of countries, languages, etc.)

You can select one of the answer options set from the list or write your own answer options.

List Box

  or several answer options from a list. Questions of this type are good for a short list of answer choices (list of candidates, brands, etc.),

To choose multiple options a respondent must hold down the Ctrl key and click.

Single Line Text with Pre-Format Options

This question type allows the respondent to enter several individual lines of text which will correspond to question parts.

You can also require the answer option entry meet certain requirements using the answer format option (pre-formatting can be used to make sure the entry is a number, number within a range, email address, date, etc).

Multi-Line Text Response

This question type is an open-ended question. Use it if you want your respondents to comment on something in their own words. 

Questions of this type are good for gathering additional information.

There are no additional answer options for this question type since it has no answer options.

Rate Different Items Along the Scale of Your Choice

Use this question type to make your respondents leave feedback on different statements or evaluate different products, features, or services.

You can select a pre-defined set of scales, or you can customize a scale of your own.

Compare One Against Another

Questions of this type allow you find out which item is most preferred by your respondent even if they were originally unsure about the answer themselves.

3D Matrix

The 3D Matrix questions allow you to get feedback on several different attributes associated with a product or service at the same time.

It allows you to gather information on these attributes by requiring the respondent to answer using numbers, text or by choosing from a drop down box.

Numeric Allocation

Use this question type if you want to control total sum of values entered by respondents. These questions are often used to ask for percentages that will sum to 100%, or to check for values, like in the example below, not to total more than 24 hours.

The total sum will be displayed and calculated automatically.

File Upload

If you want your respondents to upload files for an answer, use the File Upload question type. You can allow your respondents to restrict the file types, size and allow respondents to use the Markup and the Crop features with the uploaded files.

Respondents can upload the following file types:

1. Pictures and images;
2. Documents;
3. Other file types.

Object Lookup

Object Lookup is a special question type that allows you to use Data Models or Contact Managers as a database and provide respondents with an option to select one record from them as an answer to your question.

Use this question type if you want your respondent to choose a certain object from a dropdown by specifying its parameters in another dropdown if needed.

Data in this dropdowns is transferred from selected columns of Data Models or Contact Managers created in your account.

Multiple Object Lookup

Use this question type if you want your respondents to select one or multiple objects from the list by specifying other parameter details in a dropdown (or multiple dropdowns) if needed.

List of all available answer choices is displayed as checkboxes.

Data in these dropdowns is transferred from the selected columns of the custom data models or contact managers created in your account.