You can include up to 2,000 total choices and collect several types of answers in your form or quiz.
Learn how to add a question to a form.
Type an answer
- People can write answers in a few words.
- You can set rules that people have to follow. Learn how to set rules with data validation.
- People can write long answers over one or more paragraphs.
- You can set rules that people have to follow. Learn how to set rules with data validation.
Choose from a list
- People can choose between a set of options.
- People can only choose one option.
- You can include "Other" as an option, and people can type a short answer.
- Based on a person’s answers, you can send them to a certain section of the form. Learn how to show questions based on answers.
- People can choose between a set of options.
- People can choose more than one option.
- You can include "Other" as an option, and people can type a short answer.
- Based on a person’s answers, you can send them to a certain section of the form. Learn how to show questions based on answers.
- You can set rules that people have to follow. Learn how to set rules with data validation.
- People can choose between a set of options.
- People can only choose one option.
- Based on a person’s answers, you can send them to a certain section of the form. Learn how to show questions based on answers.
Upload files
- Uploaded files will use Google Drive storage space for the survey owner. Learn how to clear Google Drive space and increase storage.
- Uploaded files will be stored in a new folder.
- You can choose the maximum file size that people can upload.
- You can specify which file types people can upload.
- To fill out this question, respondents need to be signed in to a Google Account.
Important: You won't be able to use this question If the form is stored in a shared drive or if your administrator turns on Data Loss Prevention.
Choose from a grid
- People can rate your question on a scale.
- Your scale can start at 0 or 1.
- Your scale can end on a whole number from 2 to 10.
- You can set a label for each end of the scale.
You can create a grid where responders can select one answer per row.
- When you turn on the “Require a response in each row” toggle: Responders must make a selection in each row. If they don’t, an error message appears and the responder can’t proceed.
- Limit responders to one choice per column: When more than one response is selected in a column, an error message appears. Responders can’t proceed.
- At the bottom right, click More
.
- Check “Limit to one response per column.”
- At the bottom right, click More
- Shuffle the row order:
- At the bottom right, click More
.
- Check “Shuffle row order.”
- At the bottom right, click More
Example of “Limit to one response per column”
Input:
- Rows: A, B, C
- Columns: 1, 2, 3
Result: Responders choose one row item (A, B, C) for each column (1, 2, 3). If they check multiple rows in a column, an error message appears.
You can create a grid where responders can select one or more answers per row.
- When you turn on the “Require a response in each row” toggle: Responders must make a selection in each row. If they don’t, an error message appears and the responder can’t proceed.
- Limit responders to one choice per column: When more than one response is selected in a column, an error message appears. Responders can’t proceed.
- At the bottom right, click More
.
- Check “Limit to one response per column.”
- At the bottom right, click More
- Shuffle the row order:
- At the bottom right, click More
.
- Check “Shuffle row order.”
- At the bottom right, click More
Example of “Limit to one response per column”
Input:
- Rows: A, B, C
- Columns: 1, 2, 3
Result: Responders can check multiple columns (1, 2, 3) for each row item (A, B, C). If they check multiple rows in a column, they get an error message.
Select a date and time
- People can fill out any date in this box.
- To include the year or time, at the bottom right of the question, click More
.
- People can fill out the time or duration.
- To switch between time or duration, at the bottom right of the question, click More
.