Hello, I was browsing everywhere, but could not find the answer to my issue. I wonder if there already is a template to fill my needs or do I need to create a custom one.  I have attached a table with contents and I need the respondent to choose between answer A or B in each line. How could I make that work? If I need to create my own custom template, how can I do that? Thanks in advance!

So this is a normal array with subquestions and two answer options "A" and "B"
Unfortunately you did not show the header. How does the respondent know what the numbers mean and his choice of "A" and "B"?

But nevertheless.
You may style the subquestions as a table with three (or four, if the increment number is really necessary) columns.
Here an example (three months ago here in the forum)
[url] forums.limesurvey.org/forum/can-i-do-thi...n-last-column#208942 [/url]

And a similar one here (german, but with a header of the subquestions)
[url] forums.limesurvey.org/forum/german-forum...n-matrixfrage#211355 [/url]

 

Joffm

In your example the numbers are "structured.
1st column constant "80"
2nd column increment of 2 starting at 82
3rd column increment of 5 starting at 5

So where do the numbers come from?
Are they predefined? Are the calculated from some other answers to previous questions?
 

Here an example adapted to your image
 

I used this javascript and css to add the header and style the table
And this as subquestion text (for each subquestion) I used this subquestion text

Joffm

Here is a full screenshot of the table I need to make. Could you please further explain where should the code be pasted in order to make this table in Limesurvey. I'm brand new at this and have little experience making surveys. I am using a mac computer. Thank You!

In both links I provided there are sample surveys.
Did you download and import them?

And as a novice you really should read the manual.
At least the part about question types and Expression Manager (now called ExpressionScript)

And this:
[url] www.limesurvey.org/manual/Workarounds:_M...tc..29_in_LimeSurvey [/url]

Joffm