Edit a Survey

Edit a Survey

You can edit any survey while it is still in draft mode, including questions, sections, titles, and descriptions. Once a survey has been sent, it can no longer be edited.

Use Preview to see exactly how your survey will appear to participants before it is sent.

How to Edit a Survey

  1. Go to Surveys > Manage from the side navigation
  2. Find the Survey and click Edit
  3. Make the required changes, such as:
    1. Add, edit, or delete questions
    2. Update headings or descriptions
    3. Change question types
    4. Reorder questions using drag and drop
  4. Click Save to apply your changes
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You can also edit a survey if you are accessing your Surveys via the Results tab, the edit button will appear under the survey title.

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