To understand the block randomizer, you first need to know what a survey block is. A survey block is a group of questions within the survey. Survey blocks make it easier to order and present questions to survey takers. They allow the survey creator to show a set of questions randomly.
The block randomizer lets you present survey blocks in a random order when a respondent reaches a specific section. This is helpful for showing random questions from a group or different sections of a survey to get varied responses.
This help file will show you how to add, merge, and split blocks, randomize questions within a block, and reorder blocks in the survey.
If there are no survey questions yet, you'll see template blocks that you can add or merge together.
Create a survey block:
Create a new survey. A default survey block will be created automatically, and all questions will be added to it. To create a new block, click 'Add Block'."
Display questions randomly in a survey using a block
To show questions randomly to different respondents, click the Kebab menu (three dots) next to the survey block and select 'Question Randomization.
Select the questions in the current display order. Use the up/down or left/right arrows to change their order.
Click 'Save.'
Block randomization
Go to your survey and click the Kebab menu (three dots)
Select 'Reorder' from the drop-down menu.
Click 'Add Randomizer' to create a randomizer section.
Drag and drop the blocks in the section, and choose how many blocks you want to show randomly to respondents.
Click “Save”.
Note: The order set by the block randomizer will be the default order of your survey."
Reset block randomizer
Go to your survey and click the Kebab menu (three dots).
Select 'Reorder' from the drop-down menu.
Click on “Reset”
License
This feature is available with the following license :