Use the Grid input type for a collection of questions that all use the same answer options (such as Yes/No, time ranges, or a ranking scale)
Example use cases are shown below:
When setting up your Grid input, there are two key-value pair configuration fields- options (answers) and questions.
Additionally, in the Display options, you can choose to randomize the answers and/or questions.
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