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Place questions into a specified randomization group, all questions included in the specified group will appear in a random order.
It places the questions into a specified randomization group, all questions included in the specified group being displayed in a random order to the survey respondents.


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Just enter any string you like (for example: 'group1'). All question which have set the same string will have their place in the survey randomized (=randomly exchanged among each other).
Just enter any string you like (for example: 'group1'). All question which have set the same string within the '''randomization group name''' box will have their place in the survey randomized (=randomly exchanged among each other).


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Revision as of 17:17, 20 February 2018


Randomization group name (random_group)

Description

It places the questions into a specified randomization group, all questions included in the specified group being displayed in a random order to the survey respondents.

Valid values

Just enter any string you like (for example: 'group1'). All question which have set the same string within the randomization group name box will have their place in the survey randomized (=randomly exchanged among each other).