If you press the other plus sign (+) which is located outside the group, you will be adding a question outside the group.
 You should now be able to see **Add Question** as shown in the image below:  ## Removing questions from a group Hover your mouse on top of the question you wish to delete. Press the trash (bin) icon. At this stage, the color of the question box you wish to delete changes to red. You should also see a text with **Delete Question** on top of the question that you wish to delete.  Once you click the delete button, you should get a confirmation dialogue box as shown in the image below. Click **OK**.  ## Re-ordering a question within a group If you are not satisfied with the ordering of the questions within the group, you could re-order them by simply selecting a question (that is within a group) and dragging them to an appropriate place (either up or down as needed).  If needed, you could also drag them outside the group (to extract a question from a group). ## Displaying the grouped questions on the same screen If you wish to display the grouped questions on the same screen, press the gear like settings icon that has been marked under the red boxed as shown in the image below. Then select **Show all questions in this group on the same screen** as shown in the image below:  Alternatively, you could also group a set of questions and display them on the same screen through XLSForm (if you are comfortable with XLSForm) using the `field-list` option under the `appearance` column: **survey** | type | name | label | appearance | | :------------- | :---- | :-------------------------- | :--------- | | begin_group | DC | Demographic Characteristics | field-list | | text | Name | Name | | | integer | Age | Age | | | select_one Sex | Sex | Sex | | | text | Hobby | Hobby | | | end_group | | | | **choices** | list_name | name | label | | :-------- | :--- | :----- | | Sex | 1 | Male | | Sex | 2 | Female | ## Ungrouping a set of questions If you no longer need a group of questions, you could ungroup or delete the grouped questions. For this simply click the **Delete** button from the group header.  You should then get a dialogue box confirming if you wish to split apart the group or delete everything. Press **UNGROUP**.  The group disappears but the questions will remain. If the DELETE EVERYTHING button is pressed, the group and all its questions will be deleted. ## Skipping a group of questions To skip a group of questions, you should have at least one controlling question on top of the grouped question. Press the settings icon from the grouped question as shown in the image below:  Then select **Skip Logic** and configure as shown in the image below:  Alternatively, you could also do this in XLSForm: **survey** | type | name | label | relevant | | :------------- | :---- | :----------------------------------------------------- | :---------- | | select_one Q1 | Q1 | Q1. Are the any eligible respondents in the household? | | | begin_group | DC | Details of eligible respondents | ${Q1} = '1' | | text | Name | Name | | | integer | Age | Age | | | select_one Sex | Sex | Sex | | | text | Hobby | Hobby | | | end_group | | | | **choices** | list_name | name | label | | :-------- | :--- | :----- | | Q1 | 1 | Yes | | Q1 | 2 | No | | Sex | 1 | Male | | Sex | 2 | Female | ## Creating a roster (repeating group of questions) Questions within a roster can be answered multiple times. For example, in a household survey you might want to ask the name, age, gender and education status of every household member. Create a group of questions following the instructions that has already been outlined above. Then under the **group settings**, select **Repeat this group if necessary** (marked under the red box as shown in the image below).  During an interview the enumerators will be able to enter the details to these grouped questions as many times as required.
The resulting data structure from a roster is different from the data you normally see with other variables or groups. When downloading your data, you will see a different sheet for each roster (i.e. the number of additional sheets corresponds with the number of repeating groups that you have within your survey form).
## Controlling the loop of repetition in a roster Sometimes your survey may demand you to control the repeating of questions in a roster with a value of a certain variable. In this case, you should modify your survey in XLSForm as the formbuilder does not currently support this feature. **survey** | type | name | label | repeat_count | | :------------- | :---- | :------------------------------------------------------ | :----------- | | integer | Q1 | Total number of family members living in this household | | | begin_repeat | DC | Details of eligible respondents | ${Q1} | | text | Name | Name | | | integer | Age | Age | | | select_one Sex | Sex | Sex | | | text | Hobby | Hobby | | | end_repeat | | | | **choices** | list_name | name | label | | :-------- | :--- | :----- | | Sex | 1 | Male | | Sex | 2 | Female |Instead of having an indefinite number of repeat group iterations, this method will control the number of iterations based on the value in the repeat_count column.
You are able to collect data using nested repeats in both Enketo and the Collect Android app. If you are using Collect, please ensure that you are using the latest version as earlier versions may not support this.
## Downloading Data from Repeat Groups This section takes you through the process of downloading data from repeat groups. Data from repeat groups are downloaded separately from data outside the repeat groups (primary/parent data). The following diagram illustrates the structure of how sheets are created in the XLSform.  When you download data from a form (project) with repeat groups included, you need to use either the **XLS** or **XLS (legacy)** download options. **CSV** download will only give you data from the Primary/Parent Data.  As previously explained, once you have downloaded the data, check for repeat group data within the separate sheets. To link the repeat group data to the parent data, use the index column from the parent sheet and match it to the parent index column in the repeat group sheet.