Question Example : Grid – Repeat Header Every Two Rows

Description : This examples shows you how your grid can have headers every two rows of the grid.

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Question Example : Grid – Headers Top Bottom Left Right

Description : This examples shows you how your grid can have headers on the Top, bottom, left and right of the grid.

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Question Example : Grid – Headers Top Bottom

Description : This examples shows you how your grid can have headers on the Top and the Bottom of the grid.

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Question Example : Grid – Headers Left Right Middle

Description : This examples shows you how your grid can have headers on the left and the right and the middle of the grid.

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Q&A : Using the {@} in loops

Recently in the comments section we where asked,

Hi. I am working on a survey where we need to have a summary of responses at the end of the survey. I am using script which was posted in IBM help that would put the question in the first column and the answer in the second. However I have a grid in my survey and instead of the question name appearing, the grid question is repeated throughout. Any suggestions on how to get the question name in the table instead of the grid question?

In this case the answer was to use the {@} in the loops , for example

G1 "G1 - Text  " loop
    {
        A "This is the question A",
        B "This is the question B"
    } fields -
    (
        SQ "SQ Text {@}"
        categorical [1..1]
        {
            Y "Y",
            N "N"
        };

    ) expand;