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How to hide radio buttons in a matrix question

  • June 22, 2021
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Hi,
I have a matrix question. I want to hide the radio buttons in the last raw (as the picture shown). Respondents in the survey are allowed to enter alternative in the text box provided if their answer is not in the list. How do I do it?
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Thanks.

Regards.

Best answer by cbhavsar

Typically, if there is any other item in the list, you may still want rating/response for that other response so it shouldn't be made hidden.
There are two ways to achieve that...

  1. Remove other option from that matrix question, and create a separate open question that collects other response.

  2. If you want to go with matrix and hide those radio buttons - there is no direct configuration - you will require using JS/Jquery/CSS to achieve this.

I hope this answer your question,
All the best with your project!
~ Chirag Bhavsar

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cbhavsar
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  • cbhavsar
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  • June 23, 2021

Typically, if there is any other item in the list, you may still want rating/response for that other response so it shouldn't be made hidden.
There are two ways to achieve that...

  1. Remove other option from that matrix question, and create a separate open question that collects other response.

  2. If you want to go with matrix and hide those radio buttons - there is no direct configuration - you will require using JS/Jquery/CSS to achieve this.

I hope this answer your question,
All the best with your project!
~ Chirag Bhavsar

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  • Houston1977
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  • June 30, 2021

Hi Chirag Bhavsar,
Could you write the code for me please?

Regards,
Houston

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  • Linda_charlton
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  • October 20, 2021

How do you hide a radio button for the last choice for some statements in a matrix question? We would like to put statements where they have less choices then some.

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