✏️ Grouping Answer Choices| Getting Started Mondays | July 10th 2023 | XM Community
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Getting Started Mondays | July 10th 2023

 

Topic: Grouping Answer Choices

 

While it is best practice to keep answer choices concise and clear, sometimes a long list of answer choices is unavoidable. Grouping answer choices mitigates cognitive overload and promotes clarity by organizing these long lists to be easily understood and navigated.

 

While this functionality may seem simple, it allows survey makers to customize the groups by adding randomization, setting selection requirements, choosing to display the group name, and even using the Rich Content Editor to edit the group names. You can also hide the group names from your respondents if you only plan on grouping choices to simplify the data analysis process!

 

Start improving your survey’s clarity and creating better respondent experiences today by assigning answer choices to a group!

 

Where to find this feature:

  1. Go to your Survey Project.
  2. Click the drop-down on the answer choice you’d like to group.
  3. Hover over Assign to Group.
  4. In the New Group field, type a group name.

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Question of the Day: What are some different use cases where your team has assigned answer choices to groups? How did you first learn about this functionality?

Great thread @JoseS.

 

Use case:- We wanted to display different mobile models to respondents with randomization on BUT the brand order remains the same. By grouping, we can randomize the models within the groups (Brands) maintaining the order of brand.


Great thread @JoseS.

 

Use case:- We wanted to display different mobile models to respondents with randomization on BUT the brand order remains the same. By grouping, we can randomize the models within the groups (Brands) maintaining the order of brand.

Hello @Prateek.Dang , I am glad you enjoyed the post! That is a great use of randomization to keep  the order the same but with answer choice randomization still included.

Thank you for sharing your use case! 🙂


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