DropDownRanked

The 'DropDownRanked' question type asks the respondent to rank multiple questions or statements in order by selecting an individual rank for each from a drop-down menu list. Ranking is different to rating as you are ranking all of the choices against each other, where as with a rating question you are rating every individual choice on a scale.

A drop-down menu list will appear next to each statement with a number list which is the same as the amount of statements (if there are 10 statements, then the drop-down menu list will range from 1-10).

This question is similar to the ' Ranked' question type. Both these question types work in the same way, but the the choices are displayed in a drop-down menu list compared to radio buttons in a table. The ' AutoRank' question has the same concept, but uses logic to function properly.

Have a look at this question type in an example form.

Use Cases

The use of the 'DropDownRanked' question type compared to the regular 'Ranked' question will display the statement choices in a compact view. This is useful for shorter forms and where the form creator would like to save as much space as possible.

Feedback Quality

As a company providing a service or product, you can use this question type to determine what aspect needs improved and what is going well. This will provide feedback on all angles of a product or service, and adequate improvements can be made to meet the customer demands.

The respondents aspect rankings will provide a clear answer compared to a 'Rating' question type that provides very specific data for the statement. The ranking of various statements surrounding the product allows you to prioritise and adhere to the overall development.