Scale/Rank Survey Questions
This scale type question allows you to have up to 9 different values, using your text for the choices. You may need to explain the meaning of your terms. The number of choices determines the maximum scale value.
Multiple ScaleUp to 9 text choices (rows) can be used for this question type. Maximum scale values of 10,8,7,6,5,4,3, and 2 are acceptable for each text choice. This example shows 6 text choices and a scale with 5 values. The maximum scale value is set when the question was entered. Each text choice is rated individually, so the choices can have different or identical values to each other.
Multiple Scale - HugeThis selection increases the number of 25 text choices (rows). Each choice can have it's own rating value. 2-Column Scale
Up to 9 text choices (rows) can be used for this question type. Each scale can have a different maximum value. Maximum scale values of 10,8,7,6,5,4,3, and 2 are acceptable for each text choice. This example shows 5 text choices (TV networks) and 2 scales (for Picture Quality and How Often You Watch). Each column scale has 5 values. The maximum scale value is set when the question is entered. Different maximum values can be set for each column.
Semantic DifferentialUp to 25 text choices (rows) can be used with this question type. A numerical response in the range from -5 to +5 can be selected as a response in each row. When these question choices are entered, use the & symbol to separate each pair of contrasting adjectives.
A numeric rank question compares the text choices to each of the other choices.
Numeric RankUp to 9 text choices (rows) can be used for this question type.
Numeric Rank - HugeThis selection increases the number of text choices (rows) to 25.