Guide to Using Group Form Self-Increasing Table Feature in Forms

Feature Summary

Self-increasing table questions are used to collect multiple pieces of information uploaded by respondents. The number of information items uploaded by each respondent may vary, and respondents can add or delete record rows as needed.

Feature Description

Steps

Add a Self-Increasing Table Question

Feature Entry
Edit tab > Common Question Types > Self-Increasing Table button

1. Click the Edit tab at the top.
2. Expand the Common Question Types area in the left panel.
3. Click the Self-Increasing Table button to add a self-increasing table question to the Group Form.
4. Click Edit Table Question to set the column fields of the table, such as Name, Age, and Gender.
5. Respondents can click Add a Record to add a new row. The current settings show that a minimum of 1 row and a maximum of 5 rows can be added.

Set the Range of Rows to Fill In

Feature Entry
Self-increasing table question > Table Settings > Minimum Rows to Fill In/Maximum Rows to Fill In options

1. Click the added self-increasing table question.
2. In the Table Settings panel on the right, click Minimum Rows to Fill In and select the minimum number of rows to be filled in, such as 1 row.
3. Click Maximum Rows to Fill In and select the maximum number of rows to be filled in, such as 5 rows.

FAQs

Question 1: How do I limit the minimum and maximum number of rows that respondents can fill in?

• Solution: Click the self-increasing table question, and set the minimum and maximum rows to fill in in the Table Settings panel.

Question 2: How do I set the column fields of a self-increasing table?

• Solution: Click the self-increasing table question, and click Edit Table Question to add, modify, or delete the column fields of the table.

Question 3: Can respondents add record rows on their own?

• Solution: Yes. Respondents can click Add a Record to add a new record row. The number of added rows must be within the set minimum and maximum row limits.

Notes

• Self-increasing tables are suitable for scenarios where the number of information items uploaded by each respondent may vary.
• The current settings will be displayed below the question, such as "At least 1 record row must be added, and up to 5 record rows can be added."