FIELD NAME	EXAMPLE	DESCRIPTION	VALIDATION
		Accept online payments using our payment options. Enter the field label and choose the payment type.
		Use this field to add new records, update existing records, or add records to related lists in Zoho CRM. Learn more
		Perform calculations in your forms automatically using this field.	Mandatory
		A Subform is a secondary form inside the main form. You can set limits to the number of entries here. Learn more
		Get answers from multiple choices. Customize the rows and columns and choose Choice Type. Supported Layout s: Radio, Checkbox, Dropdown, and Textbox	Mandatory (You can mark specific questions and answers to be mandatory. Learn more)
		Introduce images as choices for your questions. Upload the images and specify the image label and value. You can change the size of an image.
		Accept signature from users in digital form.	Mandatory
		Terms and Conditions field allows responders to abide by terms and conditions set by you. Enter the terms and conditions under the  Terms  tab. Frame the declaration statement under the  Declaration  tab. The  Status of Consent  symbolizes the user's agreement or disagreement to the stated terms. Learn more	Mandatory

Matrix Choice

Matrix choice field can come in handy when you want to ask a series of questions with the same possible answers, such as in a Feedback Form. Know more about the fields that you can use in Feedback forms.

1. Drag and drop Matrix Choice field from the Advanced Fields section on the left in your form builder and you will see a pop-up where you can choose the choice type for the field. 
   
1. If you choose Radio or Checkbox, you can later switch between these 2 types later on in the Properties of the Matrix Choice field under Choice Type.
   
2. If you choose Textbox, the respondent can only enter text values as input.
3. If you choose Number or Currency, the respondent can only enter numeric or decimal values as input.
   
   
   
   
2. Click Done to add the field to your form.
3. In the Properties of the field, you can mark specific questions and answers to be mandatory.
   By ticking the Mark All as Mandatory checkbox under Questions and Answers, you can make all questions and answers mandatory.
   
   

   Note :
   

   1. You can choose the  Answers to be mandatory only when you choose at least one Question to be mandatory.
      
   2. In the  Radio type Matrix Choice field, you can select only the Questions to be mandatory.
      
4. If you have a long list of questions and answers, you can view the list using the links Show Questions and Show Answers respectively.
   
   
   
   
5. You can import certain predefined answers or add your answers in bulk in separate lines or as comma separated values using the Import Predefined Answers link. This is useful when you have a long list of answers to type in. 
   You can replace the existing choices while importing the values using the Replace Answer Choices option.
6. You can customize the width of the Questions column and each answer column by clicking Modify Column Width.
   
7. If you have chosen the Choice Type of the Matrix Choice field to be Dropdown, you can preselect the initial values  to be displayed when the form loads for each answer in all the columns using the Set Initial Values option.
   
   
   
   By setting the initial values, you can save users time and ensure that the most common choices or default options are already selected when they interact with the form.
   
8. If you have chosen Number or Currency type, you can set the input properties specific to each column of the answers by clicking the settings icon next to each answer.
   
   
   

For the Number type,

1. You can choose if you want the input to be in Numeric or Decimal values under Input Type.
   
2. You can set the minimum and maximum values of input that the respondent can enter under Input Range.
   
3. You can also provide a Unit  for all the answers of a column.
   
4. You can select the Thousand Separator format from the dropdown.
   
5. If you wish to apply these column properties to all answer columns in the field, select the Apply the above properties to all answers  checkbox.
   
   
   Matrix Choice - Number type in live form
   
   

For the Currency type,

1. You can set the minimum and maximum values of currency that the respondent can enter under Input Range.
   
2. You can select the unit of Currency for all the answers of a column. You can also choose if you want the unit to be displayed as a code or a symbol of currency.
   
3. You can select the Thousand Separator format from the dropdown.
   
4. You can choose how many decimals to round the currency values to under Rounded to.
   
5. If you wish to apply these column properties to all answer columns in the field, select the Apply the above properties to all answers checkbox.
   
   
   
   
   

If you have chosen the Radio Type, to ensure that each answer option can be selected only once within the entire matrix, you can enable Limit to one response per Answer column option under Validation, to guide the users to make distinct choices.
For example, if a matrix has columns for High Priority, Medium Priority, and Low Priority, enabling Limit to one response per Answer column would prevent a user from choosing High Priority for multiple questions.

Image Choices

The Image Choices field is a field type that allows users to select options represented by images rather than traditional text. This feature is particularly useful when you want to present choices visually, making the form more engaging and user-friendly.

To add an Image Choices field,

1. Drag and drop the Image Choices field from the Advanced Fields section on the left in your form builder. You will see a pop-up where you can choose the choice type for the field. 
   
2. Select the Value Type. You can choose between Numeric, Text, or a combination of both values. Depending on the chosen value type, you can now associate specific values with each image choice. For example, if Numeric is selected, assign numerical values to each image. If Text is chosen, associate descriptive text values.
   
3. Upload the images, add labels for each and assign a value (numeric or text or both) for each depending on the chosen Value Type.
   
4. Click Save.
   
   
   

In the properties of the Image Choices field, you can choose to select the following Display Options:

1. Show Image Label 
   This option determines whether the label associated with each image choice should be displayed in the live form. Enabling this feature provides additional context to users, ensuring they understand the meaning or purpose of each image.
   
2. Allow Zoom on Click
   This option enables users to zoom in on an image by clicking on it. This is beneficial when dealing with detailed images or graphics where users may need a closer view for better clarity.
3. Show Assigned Numeric Value
   If you've assigned numeric values to each image choice (for calculations), enabling this option will display the numeric values along with the images. It helps users understand the numerical representation associated with their image selection.
4. Show Assigned Text Value
   This option displays any text values assigned to each image choice. If you've associated specific textual information with the images, enabling this option ensures that users see the corresponding text when making selections.

The options to display assigned numeric values and text values will be available only if you have assigned the corresponding values for the image choices.