Hello,
I'm trying to find a solution for an answer option of a dropdown list with multiple choice.
Is there a way to do this?

Thanks
Sima

Your question is unclear (to me). Please explain what you want to achieve.

And also important: what LimeSurvey version are you using? And what theme?

I'm using 5.1.10 version.
I'll try to explain, I'm using the list (dropdown) question type. In this option the respondent can choose only one answer option, and I want the respondent to be able to choose more than one answer option. Also, I d'ont want to use the "multiple choice" question type becuase I want it to be a "dropdown".

There is currently no multiple choice with dropdown possibility. I personally think that it is a silly wish, because multiple choice needs overview over what you have chosen and that is currently not possible with a dropdown list without extensive programming.

Hi,
I support Tammo.
This is difficult to manage by the respondent.
You should consider a different way.

But there is a question theme for this here
[url] github.com/tpartner/LimeSurvey-Multiple-Choice-Dropdown [/url]

Joffm
 

Thanks, I will look at it. I'm currently doing it with a "multiple choice" question type, but I have a lot of answer choices, that why I thought of a list....

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You can place the options in multiple columns, but that will not help people answering on a mobile phone.

For those people such a huge list is a nightmare.

Yes, I did that. The mobile is the problem...

Putting a huge number of options on a small screen will remain difficult.

Better look into redesigning the questions.

A dropdown with a lot of options is very difficult on Smartphones, so I don't think this is a good solution.

By the way, I think what is confusing here is "multiple choice" vs. "multiple answers possible".

Even if you can only choose one answer, you can still have multiple choices that you can choose from. A "multiple choice question" can be restricted to one single answers or to multiple answers.

Thank you all for your advice. Eventually, I made a "multiple choice question" and shortened the list of answers.