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Question types2 min readUpdated 2026-08-19

Display Global Variables

Build-and-QA aid — a table of every global variable's current value.

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A block that shows a table of global variables and their current values at that point in the survey. It's a build-and-test aid — nothing is collected, and respondents simply press Next.


What respondents see#

A table listing the variables you chose, each with its current value. A variable that has no value yet shows as not set unless you've hidden empty rows.

VariableValue
regionEU
score12
segmentnot set

When to use it#

  • Watching what your Set Variables blocks, URL parameters, and panel bindings actually produce while you build.
  • Handing QA a page that proves the right values reached the right point in the flow.

Configuring it in the builder#

  1. Select the block and open its settings.
  2. Variables to show — search the survey's global variables and check the ones you want in the table; Select all toggles the whole matching set, not just what's currently rendered on screen.
  3. Leaving the selection untouched means "every variable" — new variables added to the survey later are included automatically.
  4. Toggle Show variables with no value to include or hide rows that haven't been set yet.

Settings reference#

SettingWhat it controlsDefault
Variables to showWhich global variables appear in the table (search + checkbox picker, "Select all")All variables (unset selection tracks new ones automatically)
Show variables with no valueWhether rows for unset variables are includedOn

Logic support#

Like Text/Graphic, this block supports display logic to control when it appears, but has no answer-based operators of its own. See Display Logic.

Good to know#

  • It renders wherever the survey runs, including live published links — that's deliberate, you decide where it appears. If you want it in preview only, give it the display-logic rule Mode Is Preview (see Display logic).
  • It never blocks Next, is never required, and takes no question number.
  • In preview it lists variables in the order they appear in the Global Variables panel; on a live published link it lists them alphabetically.

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