Hi @Cathyday We can easily hid the NA option with the following code: `jQuery("div.q-slider").children().children().eq(2).children("div.statement-container").children("div.n-a-container").hide();` you can change the number in "eq(2)" to based on its position of the slider you want hide NA. Here is a preview link of survey where i have added the above code: https://ugamsandbox.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/preview/SV_4GczFcC8vgtT57T?Q_SurveyVersionID=current&Q_CHL=preview

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Thanks @NiC, that did the trick perfectly!

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hi NiC thanks for your suggestion. However, is it possible to apply to the scenario of just hiding N/A option in multiple statements?

For my case, I have 7 statements in slider question but I just want N/A option for one of my statements. I have tried to apply this javascript to hide the other 6 statements. Let's say, I just want to show "N/A" option for my 5th statement, so I have added the following javascript by hiding the NA option in statement 1-4 and 6-7.
jQuery("div.q-slider").children().children().eq(1).children("div.statement-container").children("div.n-a-container").hide();
jQuery("div.q-slider").children().children().eq(2).children("div.statement-container").children("div.n-a-container").hide();
jQuery("div.q-slider").children().children().eq(3).children("div.statement-container").children("div.n-a-container").hide();
jQuery("div.q-slider").children().children().eq(4).children("div.statement-container").children("div.n-a-container").hide();
jQuery("div.q-slider").children().children().eq(6).children("div.statement-container").children("div.n-a-container").hide();
jQuery("div.q-slider").children().children().eq(7).children("div.statement-container").children("div.n-a-container").hide();

However, it does not work properly. May I know how to solve this? Thanks so much!

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