Updated on 2025-08-21 GMT+08:00

Setting the Properties of the Matrix Table Widget

The widget is used to visually assess the degree of preference for something. As shown in Figure 2, a matrix table is used to score the vehicle.

Figure 1 Matrix table widget
Figure 2 Configuration example

Name

Set the field name shown to users. Click to set Chinese and English names. Click Reference Field to copy another field's value to this field name.

Figure 3 Setting the field name (Chinese and English)
Figure 4 Field reference

Options

Set evaluation options for an object. Up to 20 options can be added.

Click Add to add an option to the matrix table. Click the option name (like "Option 1") to rename it. Drag to move an option to the top.

Figure 5 Adding an option

Click Add Options to add multiple options. Each row is an option. An option name can be up to 85 characters long.

Figure 6 Adding options in batches
Figure 7 Effect

Settings

Set the start value and scale level of the evaluation. The start value ranges from [0, 10], and the scale level ranges from [2, 10].

Figure 8 Setting the scale

Endpoint Labels

The display text for the two ends of the scale, such as "Very satisfied" and "Very dissatisfied".

Figure 9 Setting the endpoint labels

Appearance

Set the scale appearance to horizontal or vertical. Default is horizontal.

Figure 10 Horizontal display
Figure 11 Vertical display

Style

Choose one of the four icon styles to visually display the evaluation result.

Figure 12 Legend style

Verification

Mandatory: If checked, the field is required and shows a * next to it.

Figure 13 Mandatory enabled

Conditions

Set field properties like Read-only, Disable, and Hide.
  • Read-only: If checked, the field is read-only.
  • Disable: If checked, the field shows but cannot be edited.
  • Hide: If checked, the field is hidden on the page.

Description

Set the widget description. Include its functions, use cases, and tips. This helps users and makes the form clearer.

Figure 14 Effect