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Can I have a 2 questions per page within 1 block only?

  • November 13, 2018
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Hi, I am trying to auto-advance a question within a block. I have only the time-question and the actual question in the block but they are not on the same page because I have 1 question per page (Look and Feel). I do not want to have 2 questions per page in the entire survey but only for this specific block. Is there a simple way to do this? In addition, I do not want to put page breaks throughout the rest of the survey because I am using display logic and loops and I think it will interfere. Thanks in advance.

Best answer by NiC

hi @Loes other than the approach of adding page breaks the only alternative i can think is listed below: 1. Go to block option > question randomization ! 2. Select advanced randomization and then on set up advanced randomization! 3. Now in the corner in questions per page add 1 in the block you need 1 and 2 where you need two and "Do not use any other options as they can change the order of questions and then some display logic might stop working"! 4. Remove Questions per page from the Look & Feel hope this Helps :)

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    • November 14, 2018
    hi @Loes other than the approach of adding page breaks the only alternative i can think is listed below: 1. Go to block option > question randomization ! 2. Select advanced randomization and then on set up advanced randomization! 3. Now in the corner in questions per page add 1 in the block you need 1 and 2 where you need two and "Do not use any other options as they can change the order of questions and then some display logic might stop working"! 4. Remove Questions per page from the Look & Feel hope this Helps :)
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    • November 16, 2018
    Thank you, I worked it out using the page breaks after all! Best, Loes
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    Step 4 defeats the purpose.

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