Is there a way for me to add a slide at the end of my survey that would show the user a summary of their response selections before submitting?
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+3Best answer by MohammedAli_Rajapkar
The “End of Survey” element will end the survey and wont allow the respondent to go back just in case if they want to change the answer.
You can achieve the requirement by using a “descriptive text” question which you can present in a form of a table and use the piped-text for each survey question. Keep this descriptive text at the end of the survey. This will be the summary of the responses and then the respondent can click next to submit the survey.
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+19Hi
In the survey flow, select “End of the survey ” element :
Select the “Customize option” and check “Override Survey option” and select the highlighted portion :
Show Response Summary: Upon full survey completion, show the respondents a survey overview with their answers selected. This gives respondents the option to download the individual response as a PDF. When this option is enabled, you can also enable Show Response Summary before completing the survey, which allows a respondent to see their answers before submitting them and then go back to change them if the back button is enabled.
You can read about it in detail on below link :
End of the Survey Element
Hope this resolves your query😊!!
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+20The “End of Survey” element will end the survey and wont allow the respondent to go back just in case if they want to change the answer.
You can achieve the requirement by using a “descriptive text” question which you can present in a form of a table and use the piped-text for each survey question. Keep this descriptive text at the end of the survey. This will be the summary of the responses and then the respondent can click next to submit the survey.
+30MohammedAli_Rajapkar wrote:
The “End of Survey” element will end the survey and wont allow the respondent to go back just in case if they want to change the answer.
You can achieve the requirement by using a “descriptive text” question which you can present in a form of a table and use the piped-text for each survey question. Keep this descriptive text at the end of the survey. This will be the summary of the responses and then the respondent can click next to submit the survey.
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