Step-By-Step
By default, your survey questions will be displayed together on one page. Use the Page Break element to break up your survey into multiple pages, making it easier for the respondent to take a survey with many questions.
To Add a Page Break between questions:
- Click on the question after which you would like to add a page break.
- In the question menu bar to the right, click the Add Page Break option. A page break will be added in between questions in your survey. The questions before the page break will be on one page and the questions after the page break will be on the next page of the survey.
- Continue to add page breaks where you would like a new page created.
- If you want to put an equal amount of questions on each page of the survey but do not want to put page breaks in manually, you can click Look and Feel and, under the General Tab, specify how many questions you would like per page.
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QTips
- If you hover over the page break element, a red minus button will appear. Clicking this will delete the page break. Clicking one of the green plus buttons will add a question above or below the break.
- A page break is required for certain features to work in your survey. One of these is the Piped Text function. If the piped text refers to an answer in a previous question, then a page break will need to be placed between the question from which you are piping and the question to which the text is piped.
- Page breaks automatically occur between blocks and when Skip Logic or Display Logic are used.
- The timing question type times how long participants spend on a page and therefore has to be on the same page as the questions it is timing. If you are using timing questions, do not set automatic page breaks in Survey Options. Also, do not put a page break between the timing question and the questions you are wanting to time. For more information, view Timing in the question type guide.