Editing Live Studies

Sprig live edits of studies can be used to accomplish the following:

1. Add questions to the study.
2. Change the order of existing questions.
3. Edit/Add logic to existing or new questions.
4. Make edits to question/response wording*.

*changes to question/response context are not an intended use-case for the Live Edit feature. Doing so may lead to issues with data accuracy

Adding Questions

1. Click on Studies on the left-hand side of your screen.
2. Find the study you want to edit, and click to open it.
3. Click on Edit, it should be positioned under the study title and next to “Launched [Date]”.
4. In the Questions tab, scroll down and click Add Question.
5. Click on the three dots ... to the right of the question number and select Insert New Below.
6. Select your question type - add options as needed.
7. Scroll up and click Update Study.

Change the Order of Questions

1. Click on Studieson the left-hand side of your screen.
2. Find the study you want to edit, and click to open it.
3. Click on Edit, it should be positioned under the study title and next to Launched Date.
4. Find the question from earlier (or pick any existing question), click on the three dots over to the right, and use the up or down arrow to change the order.
5. Once the question order has been set, click Update Study.

Edit/Add Study Logic

1. Click on Studieson the left-hand side of your screen.
2. Find the study you want to edit, and click to open it.
3. Click on Edit, it should be positioned under the study title and next to Launched Date.
4. In the Questions tab, select a question and click Add Logic.
5. Edit pre-existing logic by either deleting it completely (X button) or making changes using the dropdown(s).
6. Once the question order has been set, click Update Study.

What Can’t be Changed?

As of today (may change in future iterations of Sprig) you cannot:

• Delete any existing questions that are live.
• Delete existing options for multiple choice type questions.
• Make changes to the question type.
• Make changes to question/response context.*

*while you can change question/response context, it is not advised as doing so can impact data quality