Scale

Scale measure respondents' feelings or attitudes towards a particular issue using predefined numerical ranges.

【STEP 1】 Creat New Scale

On the survey editing page, you can create a new scale by selecting "Scale Question" from the question type controls on the left or by clicking the + button in the quick toolbar on the right for the specified question and selecting "Scale Question".

【STEP 2】Edit title, notes, and choice content

The title, choices, and remarks all support rich text editing, including: font styles.Insert hyperlink, insert image, insert video, quote survey content.

【STEP 3】Question and Choice Settings

Mandatory setting

After turning off the "Mandatory Question" feature in the right panel, this question can be left blank when answering.

By default, all questions have the "mandatory" feature enabled.

Score range

The score range refers to the measurement of the scale question, with a scale of 1, and the difference between the lowest and highest scores can only support up to 10; after setting, you can view the scale status in real-time in the editing area.

Support setting exceptions:

After enabling the anomaly feature, customize the display text for the anomaly items. Anomaly items will not be counted in the valid response count and will not be scored.

Prompt method

The prompt method involves setting scale prompts, with the left prompt corresponding to the lowest score and the right prompt corresponding to the highest score. When the scale is displayed in reverse order, the prompts will also be displayed in reverse accordingly.

Choices are random

In the question editing state, you can set the choices to be random. Once successfully set, the scale will be displayed on the answering end according to the chosen random method. The random methods for scale questions include: random forward and reverse order, and score inversion.

Random Forward and Reverse Order

Random forward and reverse order refers to the random display of the scale in forward/reverse order when answering questions, from lowest score -> highest score or highest score -> lowest score, with the prompts displayed accordingly in forward/reverse order.

Score Reversal

Score reversal refers to the presentation of the scale in reverse order when answering questions, i.e., from highest score to lowest score, with the prompts displayed correspondingly in reverse order.

Survey Results

In the statistical analysis page, the responses to the scale questions are displayed in the form of table subtotals and bar percentages.