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Yes/No

Business Background

The Yes/No option is available for the Yes/No element. Yes or no questions are short questions with one-word answers that can be answered quickly. These types of questions are helpful for people with reading limitations.

Titan Solution

The Yes/No enables respondents to answer your question using thumbs up for Yes and thumbs down for No. This is not just a popular type of value; you can also change the type to dislike or like, smiley face or sad face. It is up to you.

How to Video

0:01 Introduction.
0:05 We show you how to add a Yes/No question.
0:12 Learn how to insert a question.
0:19 We show you how to label the Yes/No Question.
0:35 Learn how to customize the Yes/No question.
0:51 View Salesforce record of Yes/No questions.

How to Guide

Select the expand (+) button next to the settings icon on Web. A list of elements will show.
Select the Survey option from the list.
Select and drag the Yes/No element to the canvas.
Select the Yes/No settings Gear icon. The Yes/No Setting screen opens. The Content list is shown by default.

Yes/No title option screen — Yes/No title option

Type the value of the Yes or No element in the field, for instance, positive or negative, agree or disagree. The option will show as a tooltip when the user hovers over the Yes or No option. The Like/Dislike type shows by default.
Select the Type drop-down list to select a different type.

Type drop-down list screen — Type drop-down list

Select the Yes/No option. The cross or check mark can mean true/false, or right/wrong. See the Yes/No option example below:

Yes/No option example screen — Yes/No option example

Select the Smiley Face/Sad Face. A smiley face can mean happiness and positive feelings and a sad face can mean sadness and disappointment. See the Smiley Face/Sad Face option example below: