Adding Award Nomination Questions Paige Freeman January 08, 2024 15:21 Updated Each award can also include a unique set of nomination questions that a nominator can answer when nominating a candidate. For more information on adding responses in the web client, please see Adding a Nominator's Response to a Nomination Question. The Nomination Questions page allows you to create these questions and establish their sort order. A question category code is included to allow the award administrator to group the questions into sections on an interactive web form. You can choose whether or not answering any question is a requirement for submitting a nomination. The answer fields are text only and are not mapped to any pre-existing ThreeSixty fields. For a detailed description of each field on the Nomination Questions page, please see the table below at the end of the step-by-step instructions. To add nomination questions to an award: From the Award Summary, select Nomination Questions from the Award Info tab.The Nomination Questions page displays. The Nomination Questions page displays a list of questions that have been defined for the award. To edit an existing question, select the edit pencil next to the corresponding question in the grid. To add a new question, select +New Nomination Question.The Add Nomination Question page displays. Select the question Category from the drop-down.The question and answer form displayed on the online award nomination form will automatically group questions according the Question Category selected. Enter the Question description. Enter the Max Characters allowed for the answer to the nomination question.This is only entered if the answer type is Text Box. Select the Answer Type from the drop-down.The types of answers supported in awards are: Checkbox, Date, Drop Down Combo Box, Radio Button, and Text Box. If necessary, select the Validation Code from the drop-down.Validation Code should be selected if the Answer Type is Drop Down Combo Box or Radio Button. If necessary, select the Default Answer from the drop-down.Typically it is not a good idea to define a default answer because it is very easy for submitters to overlook a question that has a default answer. However, there are times when it is useful to define a default answer. For example, if the organization wants to be able to publish the names of people who nominated the award winner, a question like “If your nominee is selected for the award, may we include your name in the list of nominators?” might be defined with a default answer of Yes. Set the appropriate toggles: Answer Required – when set to YES, a nomination may not be submitted in final until an answer to the question is provided. Allow Comments – when set to YES, nominators will be able to provide additional information for a question in a comments field. Allow Multiple Answers – this defaults to NO. Select Save.If the text of nomination questions are changed, there will not be no record of which text was present at the time question were answered. Repeat as necessary to add additional questions. There is no limit to the amount of questions you can create for an award. The order in which the questions are to be displayed can be changed by selecting the Up or Down arrows. Screen Element Description Up Arrow Button. When selected, the question selected moves up one row and determines the sort order. Down Arrow Button. When selected, the question selected moves down one row and determines the sort order. Nomination Questions Category Drop-down. Indicates the grouping to be used on the question and answer form. Questions will the same question type will be grouped together in sequence. Values are populated based on the codes defined for the non-fixed AWD "QUESTION_TYPE" system type. Question Text box. The description of the question to be used on the nomination form. For example, ‘How long have you known the nominee?’ Max Characters Text box. Identifies the maximum number of characters that can be entered for the answer to the question. Value must be between 0 and 4000. This field is only enabled if you selected "Text Box" as the Answer Type. This value displays below the text entry field in the online nomination form. Answer Type Drop-down. Identifies the type of answer. For example, checkbox, radio button, text, date, etc. Values in the drop-down are populated based on the fixed codes defined for the APP "QUESTION_ANSWER_TYPE" system type. Validation Code Drop-down. If the Answer Type selected is drop-down, checkbox, or radio button, this identifies the answer code associated with the subcode values that can be selected as the answer to the question. Values in the drop-down are populated based on the codes defined for the non-fixed AWD "ANSWER_VALIDATION" system type. Default Answer Drop-down. The value that defaults into the answer to the question, as shown below. The available values are populated based on the answer Validation Code selected. This option is only available if you selected "Drop Down Combo Box", "Check box", or "Radio Button" as the Answer Type. Answer Required Toggle. Indicates that the question must be answered in order for the nomination for the nominee to be submitted. If this toggle is set to YES, an asterisk (*) will be displayed next to the question on the online nomination form, as shown below. This can be changed up until the time a nomination for the award is submitted. Allow Comments Toggle. Identifies whether the nominator can add comments to clarify his/her response to a question. When this toggle is set to YES, the question will display with an additional field labeled “Additional Information”, as shown below. Allow Multiple Answers Toggle. Identifies whether the nominator can enter multiple answers to a question. This toggle is disabled if you selected "Date" or "Radio Button" as the Answer Type. This cannot be changed if nominations already exist for the award. If this toggle is set to YES, the Add Another link will display for the nominator to select another answer.