Questionnaire for Word, Google Docs, Excel, Google Sheets

Use this free questionnaire template to collect data and understand how customers feel about your business.

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Template Highlights

• Get a questionnaire template with all the key components: the intro, multiple-choice questions, open-ended questions, and rating scales.
• Add your survey objectives so respondents can understand what the questionnaire is about.
• Customize the questionnaire with your own branding, logo, and layout preferences.
• Download the template as a Word document or Excel so you can easily distribute it to respondents.
• Review the template to ensure you've added all the questions you want people to answer.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a questionnaire?

A questionnaire is a tool used to collect data during surveys. It often has specific questions to help you understand the respondents' opinions.

Most questionnaires have open-ended, closed-ended, long-form, or short-form questions.

What's the difference between a survey and a questionnaire?

A survey is a research method used to gather information from a specific group. It usually includes collecting data through questions or even experiments.

Part of the tools we use to collect this data are questionnaires. But you can also use other ways like interviews, online forms, and phone calls.

In short, a questionnaire is a tool used to collect data during a survey, while a survey is the research method that may use a questionnaire, among other ways, to collect data.

What should you consider when creating a questionnaire for a specific target audience?

Here are some important things to look at when creating a questionnaire:

• Your audience's needs and interests. This will guide the content and tone of your questions.
• The language your customers use. Avoid jargon unless your respondents are familiar with it.
• Length of the questionnaire. Keep it as concise as possible to keep your audience engaged.