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The Question Label will change the question title that appears in logic menus, Survey Flow, and data exports (rather than the actual text of your question, which is the default). In addition to question text, you can also edit the Question Label. Note that the linked page uses the old survey builder UI, but the functionality is the same. See Formatting Answer Choices for more instructions on how to add answer choices, plus a description of all the other options available for customizing answer choices. To edit an answer choice, click the answer choice in the builder and begin typing. Qtip: You can also add another answer choice by pressing the return or Enter key on your keyboard while editing the last answer choice in the question. You may also type a number of answer choices directly in the box.

Use the plus ( +) and minus ( –) symbols to change the number of choices in the question.

Click the question you want to add answer choices to.

Once you’ve created a question and formatted it the way you want, it’s time to add some choices for your respondents to pick from. This tab won’t appear if your question is plain text, but once you add any additional formatting – including line breaks, font colors, HTML, or other rich text formatting – this option will appear.

Remove Formatting: Removes all formatting in the question.

This is the equivalent of clicking “Source” in the rich content editor.

HTML View: Allows you to see and edit the underlying HTML of the question text.

Make sure you preview your survey to check your question’s formatting.

Qtip: The Normal View and Rich Content Editor will not always show formatting changes the same way generally, what’s shown in the rich content editor is what you’ll see in your survey. This mode allows you to switch out of the HTML view. This view does not have as many formatting options as the rich content editor, but will retain any changes you made there.

Normal View: This is the default mode of editing.

Piped text works as a placeholder, and allows you to dynamically pull text from a previous question, contact list information, or embedded data, and display it in the current question.

Piped Text: Opens a dropdown menu that gives options for piping text into a question.

Rich Content Editor: Allows you to further edit your text and apply formatting, such as bolding, italics, adding hyperlinks, etc.

When formatting your question text, you have five main tools and shortcuts. To change the question text, simply type the text into the text box. Editing Question TextĬlick directly on a question’s text to begin editing it.

See Question Types for a list of all question types and their support pages. If you’re looking for information on a specific question type (e.g., variations of matrix tables), check out that question’s specific support page. Qtip: This page covers formatting options available to every question type.