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Hi!

We’re working on the setup of our playbook and in our first general question group many questions will contain CRM information and thus be read-only. Only 2 or 3 questions in this group will be editable when creating a proposal. However in DealHub all questions (21) are counted and shown in the title of the question group. This might be perceived by users as too much and can cause confusion and/or frustration (while in reality its only 2-3 questions they need to enter). 
 


We considered moving the questions to a different question group, but regardless of that its confusing that not-editable questions are counted and shown here. A bit more control over this or only the editable question being included would be a great improvement.


Anyone else here that think of this before? Or got this feedback from their user(s)?

The counter at the top of the question group shows all visible questions - to reduce the number shown, you can either hide the read-only questions (if users don’t need to see them) or move them to another question group that’s just for information.


You can also remove that counter entirely by replacing the question group “container” with an HTML-enriched title question and appending that questiongroup to the previous one.

You can go from 

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How can you do this? You can follow these easy peasy steps!

First, create a question and use html to build a nice title. We use the following most often because it’s a very nice blue at a good size: <font size=4 face="Arial" color=#2596be><b>A Very Cool Title</b></font> 

<font size=4 face="Arial" color=#2596be><b>A Very Cool Title</b></font> 

Then, you’ll want to set the answer to be a blank text answer that is read only so you don’t have an ugly distracting text box for your nice title:
 

THEN, you can append that questiongroup to the previous one in the questiongroup settings: 

 


Now you have a beautiful title! You can also make it not beautiful if that’s what you’re into:

 

<font size=10 face="Homemade Apple" color=#ff0000><b>A Very Cool Title</b></font>