Author: Hendrik Eppinga
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Questions with private answers
Some questions may contain personal or sensitive information, such as addresses, phone numbers, e-mail addresses, salary details, or medical and demographic data. When a question is marked as “contains private answers”, the data is excluded from exports by default. These… Read more →
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Basic settings
This article provides an overview of the basic settings of a questionnaire node, such as its name, title, and other attributes. Most of these settings are straightforward, and guidance is provided by the Survey Editor through help texts. The table… Read more →
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Closed questions settings
This article provides an overview of the settings for closed questions within a questionnaire node, including categories and related options. The categories themselves are described in more detail in other articles; see also the last section. Closed question settings The… Read more →
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Conditions
This article explains how nodes can be made invisible or disabled through the use of expressions, and how these settings can be overridden if necessary. It should be noted that nodes can also be rendered invisible by Goto statements, which… Read more →
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Grid
By default, the question and its input field(s) are arranged within a 12-column grid. This tab provides the option to disable the grid, as well as to configure its layout when it is enabled. Most of these settings are straightforward,… Read more →
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Styling
The Styling panel provides options for configuring the width, background colour, and other visual settings.The options available in the styling tab may vary depending on the node type. The table below displays all possible styling options across all node types.… Read more →
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Text area
Select Textarea as the node type when the respondent needs to enter a large texts, such as a comments. For shorter texts, use a Textbox. Settings A Textarea node includes several common settings that are shared across most other node… Read more →
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Text box
Select Textbox as the node type when the respondent needs to enter a short text, such as a city name. For longer texts, use a Textarea. Settings A Textbox node includes several common settings that are shared across most other… Read more →
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Date
The Date node type should be selected when a date value is required from the respondent, such as date of birth. A date picker makes it easier to pick the required date. Settings A Date node includes several common settings… Read more →
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Number
The Number node type should be selected when a numerical value is required from the respondent, such as age or length. Both whole numbers and decimals can be entered, and adding a calculator is optional. Settings A Number node includes… Read more →