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Creating a stand-alone question
You can create a question that is not associated with a survey. By using stand-alone questions, you can collect information from users faster.
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In Designer Studio, click + Create > Survey > Simple Question to open the Create Simple Question form.
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In the Label field, enter text that describes the purpose of the question.
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In the Context section, select an application layer, class, and ruleset for the question.
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Click Create and open to open the Simple Question form.
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In the Plain Text field, enter the text that is displayed when the question is called from a flow.
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On the Answers tab, format the fields that users populate to answer the question.
To use a date or time field:
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In the Question Mode list, select Freeform.
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In the Format list, select Date or Date Time, based on the expected response to the question.
To use one or more lines of text:
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In the Question Mode list, select Freeform.
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In the Format list, select Text or TextArea, based on the expected response to the question.
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Optional: Define how the text is displayed.
You can use the following fields:
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Rows - Enter an integer for the height of the text area field.
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Columns - Enter an integer for the width of the text area field.
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Size - Enter and integer for the width of the text input field.
To use a list of radio buttons that is sourced from a data page:
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In the Question Mode list, select Radio buttons.
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In the Drop down type list, select Data page.
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In the Data page field, press the Down Arrow key and select a data page that returns a list of options.
You can pass parameters in the Value field if they are supported by the data page.
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In the Property for value field, press the Down Arrow key and select a property on the data page that stores options for the radio buttons.
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Optional: In the Property for display text field, press the Down Arrow key and select the property whose value is displaying labels.
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Optional: Change the default presentation of the radio buttons.
You can use the following fields:
To use a list of radio buttons that you define:
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In the Question Mode list, select Radio buttons.
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In the Drop down type list, select Prompt list.
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In the grid that is displayed, add one row for each radio button in the list.
You can use the following fields:
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When - Select a when condition that controls whether the radio button is displayed.
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Display value - Enter the label to display.
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Value - Enter the value to copy to the clipboard when the radio button is clicked.
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Selected - Click to set the default radio button in the list.
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Optional: Change the default presentation of the radio buttons.
You can use the following fields:
To use a list of options that is sourced by a data page:
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In the Question Mode list, select Dropdown menu.
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In the Drop down type list, select Data page.
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In the Data page field, press the Down Arrow key and select a data page that returns a list of options.
You can pass parameters in the Value field if they are supported by the data page.
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In the Property for value field, press the Down Arrow key and select a property on the data page that stores options for the radio buttons.
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Optional: In the Property for display text field, press the Down Arrow key and select the property whose value is displaying labels.
To use a list of options that you define:
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In the Question Mode list, select Dropdown menu.
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In the Drop down type list, select Prompt list.
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In the grid that is displayed, add one row for each option in the list.
You can use the following fields:
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When - Select a when condition that controls whether the option is displayed.
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Display value - Enter the label to display.
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Value - Enter the value to copy to the clipboard when the option is selected.
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Selected - Click to set the default option in the list.
After you create a stand-alone question, you can call it from a flow or reuse it in an existing survey.
Note: This functionality is available when you purchase and install the PegaSurvey application.
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