Using Color-Coded Thresholds with Questionnaires

0:01Hey guys, today we're going to take a look at using the color-coded threshold in our multiple choice question as well as our questionnaires as a whole. So the first thing we're going to do is head over to our exercise database and we're going to pull up our questions. I'm going to select from our multiple choice question. Now this is a new input style option. We also have a new yes and no question feature as well. So I'm going to hit this edit button so you can see how this question was formatted.

0:33So the question is how many ounces of water did you drink? We have our abbreviation for our reporting purposes and we have our multiple choice input type selected. We've left this box here blank because this question is pretty self-explanatory. However, if you wanted to include more detail to help your athletes better understand how to answer that question, you can do so right here. Below you'll see we have our three response labels. If I wanted to add another response label to this question, I would simply hit this plus sign button right here and that would allow me to add a fourth option. For this question, we have our three answers and then we have a numerical weight that we have assigned to each answer. This numerical weight is.