
1. First, open a form.
2. Next, click on "Add content".
3. Finally, select Question Group from the Elements section and begin editing.
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How to Group Questions in Typeform : Step-by-Step Guide
Begin by navigating to your dashboard and opening the form you'd like to customize. This is your starting point for adding new elements and shaping the user experience.

Once your form is open, look for the "Add content" button located in the toolbar. Clicking this will reveal a variety of building blocks that you can insert to enrich your form.

From the Elements panel, find and select the Question Group option. This feature allows you to group related questions together, making it easier to organize and manage your form content effectively.

With your question group in place, you’re ready to start building your Supademo quickly and easily. Customize the questions and layout to suit your needs and create an engaging form experience.

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FAQs
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