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The Question Group is a simple tool to create an umbrella question with sub-questions inside. Use it to organize your typeform into chapters or to segregate data by relevance.

1. Adding a Question Group to your form is very easy: click + in the Editor, then choose Question Group from the drop-down menu, just like you’d do with any other question:

2. A Question Group is only happy if it has content! Write the header text for your group, then hover over the question and click Question Group to view its question settings. You can type in the text field to change the button text of your Question Group here.

3. Write your first question, then click + to add more:

4. To change the question type, go to question settings and click the name of the question to choose from the Question type list:

5. When you’ve added all the questions you want, that’s it! If you want to add more to your typeform, click + to add any other question type, then drag them outside your Question Group.

You can click on the question type icons and drag them around to change the order within the Question Group, as well as add Logic and calculations as you would with any question. You can also drag questions out of the Question Group if you need to.

Use a Question Group to collect address or shipping details

Let’s say you want to collect address details for an order form or online shop. Check out this example typeform:

https://template.typeform.com/to/adZWiq

To do this, use a Question Group as above, name the header shipping details, then add in your questions:

Collecting results from Question Groups

The title of your Group will not be included in downloaded results. You’ll only see results for each question within your Question Group. This is because a Question Group doesn’t collect results itself, it just groups other questions together. So, if you have two Question Groups in your typeform, like this:

When you download your results to a spreadsheet, you’ll see this:

As you can see, the individual question results are included, but there are no additional columns for the Question Groups.

What else can you use Question Groups for?

There’s a ton of things you can do with them. Here are some ideas to get you started:

Build Matrix or grid questions.

Combine it with Logic to create Repeated fields.

Make a quiz with different question segments.

Segregate test questions in a Job application.

Take a look at our survey questions guide for more tips.