Array by Column

Array by Column

Overview

This question type is the same as an array, except the sub-question and answer axes are swapped.

Click the + button in the top bar and choose Array by column from the Array group.

Related Question Types

The following related array variants are available in LimeSurvey:

  • Array (Point choice) - Sub-questions run down the rows, all sharing the same answer options
  • Array (Texts) - A grid of text boxes, with sub-questions on both axes
  • Array (Numbers) - Numbered dropdowns arranged across two dimensions
  • Array dual scale - Each sub-question gets two answer scales

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