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Understanding Question Trending
For templates that are already in use, the edits you make will impact whether you will have trending data for any individual question. Here are the basic rules for updating templates:
- Updating help text, changing the required/not required setting, or changing the minimum/maximum number of possible responses for multi-choice questions will not break trending. Similarly, changing whether a comment for the question is optional, encouraged, or required will not break trending.
- Changing the text or scale of a question and clicking "save" will prompt a dialog warning that the change will break trending. This is done to preserve the integrity of the data that has been collected using the old version of the question.
- If you make a change to a question that (a) is only used on the current template and (b) has been used before, a dialog will prompt that the change will break trending. In this specific case, the old question will be disabled and the new version displayed below it. This will only disable the question for the specific template that you have edited. See below:
