Feature Summary
Single-choice votes are used to collect votes. Respondents select one option from a set of choices. This feature is commonly used for voting and polls. After submitting, users can view the voting results and leaderboard.
Feature Description
| Feature Dimension | Description |
|---|---|
| Premium Limit | No premium limit |
| Version Limit | No version limit |
Operating Steps
Add Single-Choice Vote
Feature Entry
Edit tab > Advanced Question Types > Single-Choice Vote button
- Click the Edit tab at the top.
- Expand the Advanced Question Types area in the left panel.
- Click the Single-Choice Vote button to add it to the questionnaire.
- Enter the question title in the question editing area and add voting options.

Add Text Box After Option
Feature Entry
Single-Choice Vote > Option Settings > Add Text Box After Option
- Click the added Single-Choice Vote question.
- Click Add Text Box After Option (currently shown as Not Set) in the Option Settings panel below.
- In the Add Text Box After Option dialog box that appears, select the voting options that require a text box. You can also set Required for the text box.
- Click the OK button to save the settings.

Shuffle Options
Feature Entry
Single-Choice Vote > Option Settings > Shuffle Options switch
- Click the added Single-Choice Vote question.
- Turn on the Shuffle Options switch in the Option Settings panel below.
- Once enabled, respondents will see the options in a shuffled order.

Set Question Association
Feature Entry
Single-Choice Vote > Logic Settings > Question Association
- Click the added Single-Choice Vote question.
- Click Question Association (currently shown as Not Set) in the Logic Settings panel below.
- In the Set Question Association dialog box that appears, set the associated questions for each option.
- An option can be associated with one or more questions. The associated questions will only be displayed when respondents select the specified option.
- You can also batch set question associations for all options.
- Click the OK button to save the settings.

FAQ
Question 1: What is the difference between a single-choice vote and a standard single-choice question?
- Solution: After submitting a single-choice vote, users can view the voting results and leaderboard. Standard single-choice questions do not support this feature.
Question 2: What is question association?
- Solution: An option can be associated with one or more questions. The associated questions will only be displayed when respondents select the specified option. This is suitable for conditional display scenarios.
Notes
- Single-choice vote is located in the Advanced Question Types area.
- It supports adding text boxes after options, shuffling options, and setting question associations.