Once your questions exist, most day-to-day work happens in the survey editor: changing the running order, previewing the result, reviewing a question's setup, and reusing earlier answers in later questions. This article covers those tasks. For ...
Reorder groups (and questions) To reorder question groups (and questions): Click the Structure tab. Verify that the lock icon is open/unlocked. Click the hamburger icon of the group (or question) and drag it to the desired location.
When accessing a survey in LimeSurvey, the survey structure view provides access to the survey's foundational elements. To open the survey structure, click on Structure — the top-left button with three horizontal stripes. What the Structure View ...
Piping means inserting a participant's earlier answer into the text of a later question — for example, greeting them by name or referring back to a choice they made. In LimeSurvey, you do this by giving the earlier question a question code and then ...
Every question in a survey belongs to a question group. Groups keep related questions together — and because LimeSurvey presents a survey one group at a time by default, each group is one page for participants. Every new survey starts with a default ...