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When you update a graphic in the graphics library - it'll update anywhere the graphic is
used
global formatting - ANSWER -Global edits are made in the Look & Feel menu and
affect all questions and ANSWER choices. You will need to preview your survey to view
them.
Local Formatting - ANSWER -Local edits are made in the Rich Content Editor of a
single question or ANSWER choice. These changes are visible in your survey editor.
Question checkboxes are accessed by hovering over the question
Creating multiple conditions - ANSWER -As you add more logic, conditions linked by
AND are evaluated first, followed by conditions linked by OR.
Field options - ANSWER -When using Equals to for text entry questions, this requires
the text to consist entirely of an exact phrase or word. Often, Contains is a better choice
for evaluating text.
Custom Validation - ANSWER -Custom validation is used when validation needs are
more specific than the default options.
Preview Survey tool - ANSWER -Be sure to test your validation logic before you
distribute your survey! Invalid survey logic is frustrating for respondents, and can
prevent them from finishing a survey response if used incorrectly. Use the Preview
Survey tool for this.
Carry Forward - ANSWER -The Carry Forward feature allows you to dynamically pull
ANSWER choices from one question into a subsequent question.
You should NOT use piped text instead of Carry Forward. In the data set, piped text will
appear as code, not how it is displayed to respondents.
Loop & Merge - ANSWER -Loop & Merge allows you to ask the same questions about
multiple products, subjects, or people.
Create a separate block with the questions you want to ask about the associates. In this
example, a satisfaction scale question was created.
This block must appear after the initial question.
, The Loop & Merge feature acts as if each possible loop were its own set of questions.
As a result, your exported data will consist of one column for each question in each loop
and each possible loop will have its own page in the Reports section.
QQ What is the size limit on files being uploaded to your Qualtrics Library?
30 MB
20 MB
16 MB
12 MB - ANSWER -16 MB
QQ I have an image of a map, and I want to ask respondents to select the continent
Europe. Which Question Type should I use? - ANSWER -Hot Spot
QQ Which of the following values cannot be "piped in" using the Piped Text Feature?
Embedded Data
ANSWER Choice
Contact Information
Survey Expiration - ANSWER -Survey Expiration
QQ True or False: It is possible to use Piped Text to set custom validation for dynamic
values. - ANSWER -True
QQ Which of the following sections allows you to adjust the survey's font and style on a
global level? - ANSWER -Look and Feel
Duplicating Elements - ANSWER -If you duplicate an element with other elements
nested within it (for example, a Branch, which is covered in a later article), everything
nested within the element will also be duplicated.
Utilizing Branches - ANSWER -You can nest any element within a Branch, including
other Branches. When you move a Branch in the Survey flow, all elements nested
within it move with it. This also applies to deleting a Branch- deleting a Branch will also
delete all elements nested within it.
Branches vs. Display Logic - ANSWER -A common question that comes up is when
someone should use Branch instead of Display Logic. They are very similar, but each
has their own advantages.
Branches are helpful when you need to either show or hide an entire block of questions
to respondents based on a condition. You could apply the same Display Logic to 20
consecutive questions, for example, but using a Branch to accomplish the same
outcome is much more efficient. Branches can also be used with other Survey flow
elements besides Blocks of questions. Display Logic can only be applied to questions.