Add a question to 'WBS question types'

This control doesn’t take any input; it is useful if you want to add a text section in the questionnaire (introductory statement, for instance)

This control propose a simple alternative "yes" or "no"

This control proposes a 4 item radio buttons list: yes, no, concur or abstain, useful for instance to take formal vote

This control allows to ask to select one (and only one) item in a list of choices that you define. This version uses a dropdown list which is usually more adapted for long list of choices (also available as radio buttons)

This control allows to ask to select one (and only one) item in a list of choices that you define. This version uses radio buttons, more adapated for a short list or for items with long labels

This control proposes a list of checkboxes that allows the responders to choose zero, one or as many items in the list of choices you define. The number of checkable items can be limited

This control proposes to rate the choices you define on a scale you define

This control proposes a straw-poll system, allowing to choose a preferred choice and to mark other choices as acceptable

This control allows to order a list of choices in the order of preference for the responder

This control proposes a table of possibles days and times for scheduling a regular event (typically a teleconference)

This control proposes to use cumulative vote on a set of options

This control proposes a text entry zone, where the responders are invited to give their comments

This control proposes as many text entries as you create choices for it, where responders are free to put any text strings (of less than 256 characters)