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# Report on questions

# Report on questions {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Australia  
Updated March 12, 2026  
![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 3 minutes to read  
Report on selected questions by grouping or filtering on them.  
Creating reports grouped by questions is helpful to:

* Determine whether questions that customers ask are getting answered.
* Gain more information from customers during the request process.
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To use questions in a report, the data source or non-service catalog table must have questions associated with it. You can group or filter by questions from a table extended from the Task \[task\] table, for example the \[incident\] or
\[problem\] tables.  
You can use questions in conditions you apply to the data source. You can also use questions in the following fields:

* Group by
* Stack by
* Additional group by
* Select columns
* Select rows
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Note:  
If there is a Record Producer associated with the table, variables defined in that Record Producer are available as Questions in the condition builder for filtering the data source, except for the following question types:

* Label
* Rich text label
* Macro
* Container
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You cannot group by Record Producer variables. For more information, see [Record Producer](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/access?context=c_RecordProducer&version=australia&pubname=australia-servicenow-platform&ft:locale=en-US).

## Group or stack a report by questions {#ariaid-title2}

You can create reports grouped or stacked by questions, as well as create filters on
the same questions. For example, you can create a report that shows customer responses of
their reasons for requesting help, or descriptions of their issues.

### Before you begin

Role required: itil, report_user, report_group, report_global, report_admin, or admin. To create a meaningful report, you must have the right to access the data you want to report on.

### About this task

You can apply these steps to any report type as long as the report source has questions associated with it. If the report source does not have questions, the Questions option does not display in the Group by and Stack by fields.  
Note:  
List, Box, Trendbox, and Pivot reports cannot use questions as a primary or secondary Group by. Single Score, Calendar, Control, Histogram, and Map reports do not support Group by on any fields. List reports can use questions as columns. Multilevel Pivot reports can use questions as columns and rows.

### Procedure

1. Navigate to AllPlatform AnalyticsLibraryData Visualizations and select New.
2. On the Data tab, give the report a name that reflects the information being grouped.
3. Select a report source that has questions associated with it and click Next. {#group-by-questions__CreateReportStep3}
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4. On the Type tab, select the report type and click Next.
5. On the Configure tab, select Questions from the Group by or Stack by filters.  

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6. Search for and select questions associated with the category to group or stack by.
7. Continue to configure and style the report according to its report type.  
   See [Report types](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/zep6ydqvsFyy2dsVufiT0w "Learn about the different types of reports that you can create, and when and how to create them.").
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## Add additional group by questions to a report {#ariaid-title3}

Create reports additionally grouped by selected questions. You can also create
filters on the same questions. For example, you can create a report that shows customer
responses of their reasons for requesting help, or descriptions of their issues.

### Before you begin

Roles required: itil, report_user, report_group, report_global, report_admin, or admin. To create a meaningful report, you must have the right to access the data you want to report on.

### About this task

You can apply these steps to any report type as long as the report source has
questions associated with it. If the report source does not have questions, the
Questions option does not display in the
Additional group by filter.

### Procedure

1. Navigate to AllPlatform AnalyticsLibraryData Visualizations and select New.
2. On the Data tab, give the report a name that reflects the information being grouped.
3. Select a report source that has questions associated with it and click Next. {#add-additional-group-by-questions__CreateReportStep3}
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4. On the Type tab, select the report type and click Next.
5. On the Configure tab, select a Group by filter.
6. Click Additional group by.
7. Select Questions \[+\] and click the structure icon (![]()) to choose an item.  
8. Select a question category.  
   The variable questions associated with the category appear in the Additional group by window.
9. Add the desired questions to the Selected column and click OK.
10. Continue to configure and style the report according to its report type.  
    See [Creating
    reports](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/zep6ydqvsFyy2dsVufiT0w "Learn about the different types of reports that you can create, and when and how to create them.").
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