Survey elements
Elements make up the content of a survey. Click
to go into edit mode. In edit mode, you create the survey element.
Banner
A banner appears at the top. A banner can contain an image and text.
Tip: If you upload an image and don't include text, the image spans the width of the banner.
Edit mode
To include an image, browse and upload the image. Select image alignment. If you only want an image in the banner (no text), click the Image Only check box.
To include text, enter text in the text box. Format the text, select text color, alignment, and so on. Links are supported.
Comment Box
Use to collect any feedback, comments, and so on. Maximum character limit is 1000 characters.Edit modeEnter a question ID and question text. Select if the question is required or not. Enter the character limit.PropertiesDate
Collects the date in the format that you select here.
Edit mode
Enter a question ID, question display name.
Select whether date is required.
Select whether date is encrypted.
(Optional) Enter Help text to explain how to enter text in this element.
(Optional) If you want to place restrictions on the date, select an option. Options are None, Future, Past, Past 16 Years, Past 18 Years, Today.
Select the date format. Options are MM/DD/YYYY, DD/MM/YYYY, Localized Short Date, Localized Medium Date, and Localized Long Date.
(Optional) Include a default value.
Footer
A footer appears at the bottom of a form.
Edit mode
Enter text, select font, font size, text style, and text alignment. Links are supported.
Multi Select
Multi select questions that can be displayed as check box options or a drop-down multi-select list. Answer list is managed directly in the multi select settings so there is no need to create a list outside of the form. The answer list appears in the order in which answers are entered but you can move them using the Add at drop-down. Minimum of two answers are required.Edit modeEnter a question ID and question text. Select if the question is required or not. Select the question type (check box or drop-down list). Enter an answer and click
.PropertiesRating
Rated questions with a custom scale, custom scale text, custom rating shapes, and optional text for each individual rating. Can be set to required or not.
Edit mode
Enter a question ID and question text. Select if the question is required or not. Select a rating shape (stars, for example) and scale (2 through 10). Enter start text and end text. Enter hover text for the ratings.
Section
Use to visually break up the form and control who can fill out the fields within a section.PropertiesIn addition to the field name, the section includes the following property: PropertyDescriptionSection NameEnter a name for the section. This appears on the form.PermissionsControls who can edit fields within a section. Options are: Everyone / [Blank]: There is no specific control of the fields within this section; this has the same effect as if the fields were not within a section. Benefiter: Only the employee going through the event can edit the fields within the section. Assignee: Only the employee who is assigned the task, but not the benefiter, can edit fields within the section. Single Select
Single answer questions that can be displayed as radio options or a drop-down list. The answer list is managed directly in the single select settings so there is no need to create a list outside of the form. The answer list appears in the order in which answers are entered but you can move them using the Add at drop-down. Minimum of two answers are required.Edit modeEnter a question ID and question text. Select if the question is required or not. Select the question type (radio button or drop-down list). Enter an answer and click
.PropertiesStatic Text
Text that describes some aspect of the form such as introductory text, company information, and so on. Formatting, font selection, text color, text alignment, and links are supported.
You can include merge fields on static text elements.
Edit mode
In the text box, enter text. Format the text, select text color, alignment, add links and so on.