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Date gives the respondent a dd/mm/yyyy box with a calendar picker beside it. Use it for a start date, a notice period end, or any single day. It sits in the Temporal group of the Add Content palette.

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Settings

Date adds nothing to the settings every field shares. There is no earliest or latest day to set. A date the respondent should not be able to pick has to be caught after the answer arrives, either by an evaluator or by an automation. A Date field card showing Question, Description, Image, the auto reply, the three evaluator switches, and a footer reading Optional, beside a preview showing a dd/mm/yyyy box with a calendar picker

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What it stores

A date and time. All three temporal types share one value, and Date fills in the day.

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Logic operators

The operator picker is fixed at has response and cannot be changed. A condition on a Date question in the Logic tab, with the operator showing has response and no value box beside it
You cannot branch on how early or late a date is. A rule can ask whether the respondent gave a date at all, and nothing more. To act on the day itself, use Criteria or an automation.

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Evaluation

Switch Criteria, Scoring, or Skills on for the form in the Evaluation tab and each one gets a switch on this card. A start date is a good Criteria must-have, and it is the way to test a date that logic cannot reach.
  • Form builder overview covers the builder, the shared settings, and every field type.
  • Logic covers the operators, the branching patterns, and what to check when a rule does not fire.
  • Time and Datetime are the other two Temporal fields.

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