Feature Summary

Single-choice questions are used to select one option from a set, commonly used in scenarios such as event registration, exams and teaching, and information collection.

Feature Description

Feature Dimension Description
Member Limit No member limit
Version Limit No member limit

Steps

Add a Single-Choice Question

Feature Entry
Edit tab → Basic Question Types → Single Choice button

  1. Click the Edit tab at the top.
  2. Expand the Basic Question Types area in the left panel.
  3. Click the Single Choice button to add a single-choice question to the vote.
  4. Enter the question content in the question editing area and add options (such as Option 1 and Option 2). You can click Add Option, Batch Edit, or "Other" Option to manage options.

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Set Preset Answers

Feature Entry
Single-choice question → Option Settings → Preset Answers option

  1. Click the added single-choice question.
  2. Click the Preset Answers option in the Option Settings panel on the right.
  3. Select a default answer from the pop-up drop-down list, such as Option 1 or Option 2.

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Set Option Quotas

Feature Entry
Single-choice question → Option Settings → Option Quotas option

  1. Click the added single-choice question.
  2. Click the Option Quotas option in the Option Settings panel on the right.
  3. Set a quota for each option in the pop-up dialog box. The maximum quota supported is 99999.
  4. Each time an option is selected, one quota is consumed. Once the quota is exhausted, the option can no longer be selected.

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Reference Sheet Data as Options

Feature Entry
Single-choice question → Option Settings → Reference Sheet Data as Options option

  1. Click the added single-choice question.
  2. Click Reference Sheet Data as Options in the Option Settings panel on the right.
  3. Select a sheet source in the pop-up panel: Select from Cloud Documents, Upload from Local File, or Create New Sheet and Import Sample Options.

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Add Text Box After Option

Feature Entry
Single-choice question → Option Settings → Add Text Box After Option option

  1. Click the added single-choice question.
  2. Click Add Text Box After Option in the Option Settings panel on the right.
  3. In the pop-up panel, select the options that require a text box, and set whether the text box is required.
  4. You can set Input Format Limit, such as No Limit.

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Display Voting Results/Leaderboard

Feature Entry
Single-choice question → Option Settings → Display Voting Results/Leaderboard switch

  1. Click the added single-choice question.
  2. Turn on the Display Voting Results/Leaderboard switch in the Option Settings panel on the right.

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Shuffle Option Order

Feature Entry
Single-choice question → Option Settings → Shuffle Option Order switch

  1. Click the added single-choice question.
  2. Turn on the Shuffle Option Order switch in the Option Settings panel on the right.

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FAQ

Q1: How do I set a default option for a single-choice question?

  • Solution: Click the single-choice question, click Preset Answers in the Option Settings panel, and select the default option from the pop-up drop-down list.

Q2: Can single-choice questions reference sheet data as options?

  • Solution: Yes. Click the single-choice question, click Reference Sheet Data as Options in the Option Settings panel, and select a sheet from Cloud Documents or upload one from a local file.

Q3: How do I allow respondents to enter custom content after selecting an option?

  • Solution: Click the single-choice question, click Add Text Box After Option in the Option Settings panel, select the options that require a text box, and set the required rules.

Notes

  • Single-choice questions support adding multiple options, which can be managed via Add Option, Batch Edit, or "Other" Option.
  • After turning on Shuffle Option Order, the option order seen by each respondent will be randomized.