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Each prompt requires a response type that determines how participants answer the question. There are 5 types available.
Configure Prompt dialog with response type selector set to Text

The Configure Prompt dialog showing the Response Type dropdown

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Yes/No

Example: “Did you exercise today?” → Yes / No

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Text

Example: “Describe your mood in a few words.” → (free text)

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Number

Example: “How many cups of coffee did you drink today?” → 3

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Number Range

Example: “Rate your stress level (1–10):” → 7

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Configuring the Range

  • Min — the lowest value participants can enter (default: 0)
  • Max — the highest value participants can enter (default: 10)
  • Validation: min must be less than max
Use Number Range instead of plain Number when you want to constrain participant responses to a bounded scale (e.g., 1–5 Likert, 0–100 VAS).

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Custom Options

Example: “How would you describe your sleep quality?” → Poor; Fair; Good; Excellent

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Configuring Custom Options

  1. Enter options as a semicolon-separated list — e.g., Poor;Fair;Good;Excellent
  2. “Allow multiple responses” toggle:
    • ON (single only = true) → participants pick one option (radio buttons)
    • OFF (single only = false) → participants can pick multiple options (checkboxes)
Options are separated by semicolons (;) in prompts. This is different from onboarding questions, which use commas.

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