Introduction
Open-end questions let respondents type into a text field. There are two types: single-line and multi-line.
Open-end questions let respondents type into a text field. There are two types: single-line and multi-line.
Define the minimum and maximum number of characters a respondent must enter.
For example, for a two-digit country code question, set both the min and max to 2. If the question is not required but a respondent begins answering, they must meet the range or clear the field before moving on.
Shows respondents how many characters they've typed. If a character range is set, the counter displays progress toward the limit, such as 0/3000.
Only available for single-line only.
Sets the maximum width of the input field, which is useful for tailoring the field size to the expected response — smaller for zip codes, wider for email addresses. The field will never exceed either the value entered or the screen width, preserving mobile responsiveness. Test the width in live preview by typing a few characters.