How to Move a Question from One Position to Another on a Survey

When working on a survey, you may need to move a question to a new position for better flow or organization. This can be done by determining how far the question needs to shift and using the provided arrows to adjust its placement. This article will guide you through the process of moving a question to a new position. 

Steps to Move a Question: 

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  1. Find the question you want to move in your survey. 
  2. Determine how many positions the question needs to move. Then enter the number of positions it needs to move by in the box that contains the placeholder text of "#."

    For example, if the question is in position 2 and needs to move to position 7, enter 5 in the box (the difference between 7 and 2). 

  3. Click the appropriate arrow to adjust the question's position: 
    • Use the up arrow to move the question higher in the list. 
    • Use the down arrow to move the question lower in the list. 

      Using the same example in step 2, to move a question from position 2 to position 7, click the down arrow after entering 5 in the box. 

  4. Confirm the question is now in the correct position in your survey. 

By following these steps, you can easily rearrange the order of questions to ensure your survey is organized and flows as intended. 

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