How to add Ranking Questions in Google Forms

Ranking questions are a great way to gauge audience preferences—whether you're trying to decide on the best Harry Potter movies or the weakest parts of your customer experience.

But Google Forms doesn't have a built-in rank question, so you'll have to design a DIY solution to get the job done. In this video, we'll cover how you can make a ranking question in Google Forms, and offer a much better alternative.

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📖 CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro (What is a ranking question?)
0:11 What can you use ranking questions for?
0:15 Tutorial
0:36 Add heading and description
0:37 Add your question
0:47 Select multiple choice grid
1:00 Set up rows and columns
1:22 Configure settings
1:29 Toggle on "require a response in each row"
1:37 Limit to one response per column
2:00 Shuffle row order (optional)
2:15 That's it! Preview your form before sharing
2:25 Drawbacks of Google Forms ranking questions
2:48 A better alternative for ranking questions