In this article you will learn what are non-computable questions and how to insert them in your evaluation questionnaire.

Non-computable questions are questions that you can add to your evaluation form which will not be taken into account for the average, nor will be taken into account in the 9box matrix, if you configure it in your evaluation.

Unlike the other category of questions, non-computable questions do not have a grade scale. However they can have the following formats:

To register computable questions in your assessment, just follow the steps below.

✏️Note: The registration of non-computable questions must be performed in the stage of setting up an evaluation, that is, before adding the participants and officially starting the evaluation cycle.

1. On the evaluation product screen, go to the evaluation that you want to configure non-computable questions and click on settings (⚙️ icon);

2. Then, on the side tab, select Non-computable questions;

3. On the page that follows, define the title and description of the non-computable questions page in your assessment. You can also select to place the non-computable question page at the beginning of the assessment form. Once this is done, save your general settings;

4. After saving the general settings, click New question below in the right corner to add the questions you want;

5. When opening the new page, select the name (title) and description of the question;

6. Select the type of question from the options that appear;

7. It is possible to configure the mandatory options for the non-computable question, whether it has a comment and whether it should be mandatory or not.

At the end of the settings, remember to save your non-computable question.

Non-computable questions can be viewed by all participants. But also, you can configure the visibility of each question by relationships:

It is also possible to define visibility by Tags.

At the end of this article, we hope you have understood what non-computable questions are and how to register them in your assessment according to the steps in this article.

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