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07-17-2025 12:05 AM
I want to have a question in my survey with two subparts
5. Question
(Rate each on a scale of 1 to 4, where 1 = Not at all satisfied and 4 = Extremely satisfied)
Case1
1 – Not at all satisfied
2 – Slightly satisfied
3 – Satisfied
4 – Extremely satisfied
Case 2
1 – Not at all satisfied
2 – Slightly satisfied
3 – Satisfied
4 – Extremely satisfied
We dont want to break in two different questions but have it in similar format as above. Any help is greatly appreciated
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07-17-2025 12:15 AM
hi @surajit3 ,
can you help me to understand the requirement in detail since your both case are showing the same options .
You're aiming for a compound survey question—essentially one question with multiple subparts rated on the same scale. While ServiceNow’s out-of-the-box Survey Designer doesn’t natively support multi-part questions in a single block, there are a few clever ways to achieve a similar experience:
If you're using Survey Designer (not Assessment Designer) and your instance supports it, you can use a Matrix question:
One question stem (e.g., “Rate each of the following on a scale of 1 to 4”)
Rows: Case 1, Case 2
Columns: 1 to 4 (rating scale)
This gives you a clean tabular layout and keeps both subparts under one umbrella visually.
🛠️ Option 2: Use Individual Questions with Shared Wording
If Matrix isn’t available, you can simulate it:
Create two separate Numeric Scale questions
Use identical scale labels (1–4) and wording
Prefix each question label with the shared stem:
“5. Case 1 – Rate on a scale of 1 to 4”
“5. Case 2 – Rate on a scale of 1 to 4”
This keeps the questions grouped logically and avoids confusion, even if technically they’re separate.
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