How to edit Question Types on LimeSurvey

Question Types

How to Edit Question Types on LimeSurvey

1. After adding a question, Refer to this Add and Edit a Question.

2. On the page where you add a new question, you'll see a field called Question type




3. Your first question type will be a Long free text by default. Click on it to see a list of all available question types. 
Long free text is found under Text questions. Read more about the all Text Questions.

 
All other question types are explained here: Question Types 

Tips:
  • Each question type can have different settings, like mandatory responses, randomization, or custom validation.
  • Combine multiple question types to create engaging and dynamic surveys.

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