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# March 12, 2026

> The Numeric Rating (1-10) question type arrives, matrix questions become available in Results filters, and the Summary export gets more readable in Excel and PDF.

## Builder

### Numeric Rating (1-10)

A new Numeric Rating [question type](/en/builder/question-types) lets respondents give a rating on a 1 to 10 scale, for quick quantitative feedback on satisfaction, engagement, or perception.

### Condition priority

The condition priority system is more reliable when several conditions are valid at the same time, so higher-priority conditions are applied correctly. You can adjust priority directly from the question block by moving conditions up or down in the rules list: the order determines the order of evaluation during survey navigation. See [conditions](/en/logic/conditions).

### Media in question blocks

Fixed an issue where images and other visual content did not always work correctly inside question blocks.

## Results

### New matrix results visualization

The Results section includes a new visualization for matrix questions, making responses distributed across rows and columns easier to read.

### Matrix questions supported in filters

Matrix questions can now be used in Results filters and combined with other survey filters for more precise comparisons between respondent segments.

### Filters and comparisons with transported Multiple Choice options

When a second multiple choice question receives its options from a previous one through option transport, you can choose whether to pass the selected or the non-selected options. Answers to that second question were not always recognized by the filtering and comparison system; they are now correctly indexed and available in Results.

### Summary export improvements (Excel and PDF)

The [Summary export](/en/analyze/export) has a clearer structure in Excel and PDF: percentage and absolute values (N) are organized more clearly in tables, charts use properly formatted data for consistency with the tables, and chart data labels are aligned with the values shown in the summary.


## Related topics

- [March 5, 2026](/en/whats-new/2026-03-05.md)
- [January 12, 2026](/en/whats-new/2026-01-12.md)
- [February 12, 2026](/en/whats-new/2026-02-12.md)
