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Randomize Answer Options in Google Forms

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Google forms now allows you to randomize answer options for Multiple Choice, Checkboxes, Choose from a list and Grids.  
Simply use the advanced settings drop down to shuffle your option order.

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  1. Rob RumppeApril 18, 2014 at 11:55 AM

    Your post is from April 14, 2014 and today's date is April 18, 2014. I am not seeing the Advanced settings options when I am creating a form. For what it is worth, I am working for the Minneapolis Public Schools. Should I expect to see this feature soon? Are new features like this implemented everywhere immediately or are they rolled out over a period of time? I thank you in advance to anyone who can and will answer my questions.

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