Summary
When a questionnaire has many questions, inserting page breaks can divide the questions into different pages. This allows respondents to focus more on the corresponding questions when filling out the form, improving efficiency.
Feature Description
| Feature Dimension | Description |
|---|---|
| Premium Limitation | No premium limitation |
| Version Limitation | No version limitation |
| Platform Limitation | Desktop only |
Steps
Insert Page Breaks
Feature Entry
Edit tab > Common Questionnaire Elements > Page Break
- Click the Edit tab at the top.
- Expand the Common Questionnaire Elements area in the left panel.
- Click Page Break to insert a page break between questions.
- Respondents will see page navigation when filling out the form, such as Page 3 of 5. Click Previous or Next to switch pages.
FAQs
Q1: When do I need to use page breaks?
- Solution: When a questionnaire has many questions, we recommend using page breaks to divide the questions into different pages. This prevents respondents from experiencing fatigue from seeing too many questions on a single page.
Q2: How do respondents switch pages after page breaks are added?
- Solution: Respondents can see page navigation at the bottom of the form, which displays "Page X of Y". Click Previous or Next to switch pages.
Q3: Can I set the number of questions on each page?
- Solution: Yes. On the editing page, insert page breaks between questions. The questions between each page break will form a single page, which can be adjusted as needed.
Notes
- Page breaks help respondents focus more on filling out the questionnaire, improving efficiency.
- The page break component is located in the Common Questionnaire Elements area of the left panel.