This statistic can be turned on/off using the Row Percents option under Layout & Options > Grid Options.When talking about this statistic in plain language we can say, "32.7% of respondents that provided an answer as to how often they use Facebook to look for products and services said they Never use Facebook to look for products and services.".So, for example, the 32.7% that displays in the first cell is calculated by dividing 102 by 312. This is the percentage for the cell with the row total as the denominator.When talking about these statistics in plain language we can say, "312 respondents, or 94.5% of respondents who answered this the overall question, provided an answer as to how often they use Facebook to look for products and services.".The percentage that displays in the Responses column is also controlled by the Row Total Percents option under Layout & Options > Grid Options.This statistic can be turned on/off using the Row Total Responses option under Layout & Options > Grid Options.This displays the count of responses for that row.
Each row and column combination will have a count and row percent. Radio Button Grids report as a Grid by default. You can turn off the one-at-a-time interaction if you wish. It will also have larger targets as mobile respondents will be using their finger to select answers. When optimized for mobile devices the Radio Button Grid question type displays each row one at a time. On a desktop and most laptops, the Radio Button Grid question type looks like so. On the Layout tab, you can also take advantage of the option to Repeat Column Headers which is great for large grids. Reference the below image to determine what each width will affect. While each width is set as a percentage by default, you can toggle this to a pixel value if needed. Note: By default, grid questions will have an overall question width of 100% and a row-label width of 40% to stretch the question across the entire survey page. On the Layout tab, you can adjust the overall question width, the width of the row-header column and/or all other columns. To do so, click the pencil icon to the right of your column header and select the Not applicable option from the Special Settings dropdown. Have a 'not applicable' option in your Radio Button Grid? Set up the N/A special setting so you can easily remove these responses in reporting. The grid averages feature will allow you to do just this! Adding a Not Applicable Option
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Radio Button Grid questions are great to use in place of using a series of Rating (Likert Scale) questions when you need to report on the questions together.
Use a Radio Button Grid to group a series of radio button questions together that share the same answer options. If you are looking to allow only one response per column, check out our Ranking Grid question type. Add a survey with this question to your account!Ī Radio Button Grid allows respondents to select an answer option (column) for each row in a grid.
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