Slider

The Slider requires respondents to allocate a certain total weight to several choices to indicate the importance or priority of each choice. It is applicable in scenarios where survey respondents' attitudes towards multiple choices are being assessed.

【STEP 1】New Slider

In the survey editing page, you can create a question by selecting "Slider" from the question type controls on the left side, or by clicking the + button in the quick toolbar on the right side of the specified question and selecting "Slider".

【STEP 2】Edit title, notes, and option 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 Setting

Mandatory choice settings

After turning off the "This question is mandatory" feature in the right panel, this question can be left blank when answering.

All questions have the "mandatory question" feature enabled by default.

Choice Association

Choice association means that the choices selected (or not selected) by the respondent are displayed as options in the next question. It is generally used in cases where two questions are highly related or in follow-up questions.

Adjust the sum of weights

The weight distribution question supports adjusting the total weight: a total of 100 or a total of 10.

With survey response data already collected, the total weight cannot be adjusted further.

Choice is random

In the question editing state, you can set the choices to be random. Once set successfully, the choices will be displayed randomly on the answering end according to the selected random method. The random methods include: random order, random forward and reverse order, and grouped display.

View survey data

In the statistics page, the "Answer Data" section allows you to view each respondent's rating for the choices of this question.

Statistics Display

On the statistical analysis page, you can view the scores of each choice in this question. When the total weight is set to 100, the system will automatically divide it into 5 segments or 10 segments, which can be switched as needed for viewing.