Additional Settings for Multiple Choice Grids

More Options

If you Click on three dots that are on the downside help take, you can see more options:

1. How to Limit to One Response Per Column

• The person filling the form can’t give yes to all in the above case. So the filling person needs to give different answers to all the questions.
• This feature will help take surveys, so you get diversified information from the survey.

2. How to Shuffle Row order

• This feature randomly shuffles the orders of rows from top to bottom. So If 10 people are filling your Google Form order will be different for each person.
• This feature will be mainly helpful for the teachers conducting their quizzes in Google Forms, stopping students from Malpracticing.

3. Require a response in each row

• You can enable Require a response in each row, so the form filler must give a response in each row (Or else He/she can’t submit the Google form).
• This is one of the important features, This feature makes sure that the Person fills the response in each row unless He/she is not able to submit the form.

The below image shows what it will look like for the person left out of a row while filling out the form.

Note: To Regulary View How Your Form Looks Like – Click on eye on the right side of your Dashboard. This feature is very helpful to the designer of the Google form as it gives him an idea of how the page going to be for the form filler

Using Google Forms is super helpful for collecting info and staying organized. One cool feature it has is the Multiple Choice Grid. It’s great for getting structured answers quickly, whether you’re a teacher checking what your students know or a manager getting feedback. Creating a Multiple Choice Grid is a powerful tool that allows you to gather and analyze opinions, preferences, and responses in an organized and visually intuitive format.

Here, we’ll walk you through the step-by-step process of creating a Multiple Choice Grid in Google Forms, equipping you with the skills to efficiently collect and interpret data for a wide range of purposes, from surveys and assessments to feedback and decision-making.