Matrix Radio Button Question
Matrix Radio Button question presents a matrix of answer options in a grid format, where each row represents a specific question or statement and each column represents a possible answer option. Respondents can select only one answer option per row. This is normally used to measure the level of agreement or disagreement with a series of statements or questions. View a Matrix Radio Button example.
Creating a Matrix Radio Button Question
1. Choose Matrix Radio Button to add the question to your survey.
2. Enter the question.
3. Enter the row questions. You can add row question one by one or bulk add them. The row questions can be displayed randomly when you check Row Question Random checkbox.
4. Enter the options in each column. You can add options one by one or bulk add them. If you want to limit the selection times for each option, you can set it by clicking Number of Selectable Options.
5. (Optional) You can swap options and row questions.
6. (Optional) Adjust any additional settings for questions and options.
7. Click Finish.
Analyzing the Data
Overview
The results show the number and percentage of responses for each option in each row question, and are presented using charts and tables to visualize the data. Multiple chart types are available for Matrix Radio Button questions, including column, bar, line and radar charts.
Detailed View
In the Detailed View of a Matrix Radio Button question, you can see the details of each row question. This view provides a more granular breakdown of the responses for each row question.
Multiple chart types are available in the Detailed View, including column, pie, doughnut, bar, and line charts. A table is also available that shows the number and percentage of responses for each row question.
