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Can I move a question from one question group to another?

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Yes! If you hover over a question in the form editor, you'll see an icon with six dots to the right. Click and drag this icon to move the question. If you drop one question onto another question or group, they will be combined into a single group.

You can also move a whole group at once by clicking and dragging the move icon that appears above the group.

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How do I add a question group?
A group is created for every question you add that is separated from your other questions by things like blank space, page breaks, text, images, and videos.
How do I separate a group of questions into less or individual questions?
Hover over the center between two questions in the same group and click "split".
Can I copy or drag a group of questions?
Yes, you can copy or reposition an entire group of questions in one action.