Feature Summary
The Date and Time feature is used to collect date and time information from respondents, supporting multiple date and time formats and range restriction settings.
Feature Description
| Feature Dimension | Description |
|---|---|
| Membership Restriction | No membership restriction |
| Version Restriction | No version restriction |
Operation Steps
Adding Date and Time
Feature Entry
「Edit」 tab → 「Question Type」 tab → 「Common Question Types」 → 「Date and Time」 button
- Click the top 「Edit」 tab
- Expand the 「Common Question Types」 area in the left panel
- Click the 「Date and Time」 button to add a date and time question to the form

Setting Date and Time Format
Feature Entry
Date and Time question → 「Date and Time Settings」 → 「Date and Time Format」
- Click the added date and time question
- In the right 「Date and Time Settings」 panel, click the 「Date and Time Format」 dropdown
- Select the desired format: Year/Month, Year/Month/Day, Year/Month/Day/Hour/Minute, Hour/Minute, Duration: Hour/Minute/Second

Setting Date Range Restriction
Feature Entry
Date and Time question → 「Date and Time Settings」 → 「Date Range Restriction」
- Click the added date and time question
- In the 「Date and Time Settings」 panel, click the 「Date Range Restriction」 option
- In the pop-up panel, select the restriction range: No Restriction, Not Later Than, Not Earlier Than, Between
- Set the specific date range according to the selection

FAQ
Q1: What formats does Date and Time support?
- Solution: Supports multiple formats including Year/Month, Year/Month/Day, Year/Month/Day/Hour/Minute, Hour/Minute, Duration: Hour/Minute/Second.
Q2: Can I restrict the date range that respondents can select?
- Solution: Yes, you can set Not Later Than, Not Earlier Than, or Between a certain date range through the Date Range Restriction feature.
Q3: What is the Duration format?
- Solution: The Duration format is Hour/Minute/Second, used to collect time interval information, such as activity duration.
Notes
- Setting the date and time format will affect the respondent's input method
- Reasonable use of date range restrictions can ensure data validity