Feature Summary
When there are many file collection questions, inserting pagination allows you to divide the questions into different pages. This helps respondents focus more effectively on each set of questions, improving form-filling efficiency.
Feature Description
| Feature Dimension | Description |
|---|---|
| Membership Restrictions | No membership restrictions |
| Version Restrictions | No version restrictions |
Operating Steps
Insert Page Break
Feature Access
"Edit" tab → "Basic Question Types" → "Page Break" option
- Click the "Edit" tab at the top
- Expand the "Basic Question Types" section in the left panel
- Click the "Page Break" option to insert a page break between questions
- Enter descriptive text for the page in the "Page Break Description" input box
- Respondents will see a page navigation indicator, such as "Page 3 of 5", and can click "Previous" or "Next" to switch pages
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: When should pagination be used?
- Solution: When there are many questions in the file collection, it is recommended to use pagination to divide the questions into different pages. This prevents respondents from feeling overwhelmed by too many questions on a single page.
Q2: How do respondents switch between pages after pagination?
- Solution: Respondents can see a pagination navigation bar at the bottom of the form, displaying "Page X of Y." They can click the "Previous" or "Next" buttons to switch between pages.
Q3: Can you set the number of questions per page?
- Solution: Yes. In the editing interface, insert pagination between questions. The questions between each pagination marker will form one page, and you can freely adjust the number of questions per page as needed.
Notes
- Pagination helps respondents focus better during data entry, improving completion efficiency.
- You can add descriptive text for each page in the "Page Description" field.