WPS Scale Question on Windows: Introduction

WPS Scale Question is a question-type feature in WPS Forms on Windows for score-based check-in workflows; it includes 4 core tasks, with 4 available without membership and 0 membership-related items.

At a Glance

Metric	Value	Notes
Core tasks	4	Matches the number of rows in the How-to Index
Available without membership	4	Matches the number of Free rows in the index
Membership-related items	0	All indexed tasks are currently available without membership

About This Feature

Overview

Scale Question is a question setup feature in WPS Office on Windows within WPS Forms. It is suitable for score collection, satisfaction feedback, and graded responses in check-in forms.

Its core tasks include:

Open the Scale Question entry: go to the Scale Question setup area from the Check-in module in the form editor.
Set Scale Question parameters: adjust the related question settings in the editing panel.
Preview the Scale Question result: review the display result after setup.
Save the Scale Question configuration: confirm the settings and continue the rest of the form design process.

This feature works well for daily check-in feedback, event response collection, internal satisfaction surveys, and other scenarios that need structured score-based input.

System Requirements

Item	Requirement
OS	A Windows computer that can run WPS Office normally
App version	It is recommended to use the latest version of WPS Office
Network	An internet connection is recommended when opening online forms or syncing settings
Other	It is recommended to sign in first and make sure you have permission to edit WPS Forms

Source: System requirements for WPS Office

Download & Installation

Item	Details
Official Download	WPS Office Free Download
Post-install Check	Launch WPS Office, open the WPS Forms editor, and check whether the Check-in and Scale Question entries are available

Source: WPS download page

Compare with Alternatives

Dimension	WPS	Microsoft	Google	Notion	Adobe
Capability Summary	In the WPS Forms editor, Scale Question appears under the Check-in module, where you can open the editor, set parameters, preview the result, and confirm the setup.	Microsoft Forms offers question types such as Rating and Likert for score-based form design.	Google Forms offers Linear scale and Rating question types, including scale ranges and endpoint labels.	Notion Forms supports multiple question types connected to database properties, but its public help page does not explicitly document a native linear scale question.	Adobe Acrobat web forms focus on publishing, filling, and signing web forms, and the public help page does not specifically document survey-style scale questions.
WPS Advantages	Advantage: the Scale Question entry is placed directly inside the Check-in workflow, so opening, configuring, previewing, and confirming the question can stay in one editing path.	Compared with WPS: the official page focuses on general form question creation rather than a dedicated check-in workflow entry.	Compared with WPS: Google Forms emphasizes general survey scale setup rather than a check-in-specific entry path.	Compared with WPS: Notion is more database-driven, and the scale-question path is less direct in public documentation.	Compared with WPS: Adobe focuses more on signing and web form publishing than on score-question setup.
Official Source	—	Create a quiz with Microsoft Forms	Choose a type of question for your form	Forms – Notion Help Center	Create web forms in Acrobat

Overall Conclusion
If your main goal is to configure a score question inside a check-in workflow, WPS provides a more concentrated entry path. Microsoft Forms and Google Forms are suitable for general survey scale questions, while Notion and Adobe are better aligned with their own database or web-form publishing workflows.

Use Cases

#	Scenario	Target Users	Core Pain Point	Solution
1	Daily check-in scoring	Team managers	Need a quick way to record completion quality	Add a Scale Question in the Check-in module and set the related parameters
2	Event feedback collection	Event organizers	Feedback is hard to quantify	Use a Scale Question to collect standardized satisfaction scores
3	Training result review	Training owners	It is difficult to compare feedback across sessions	Preview and save a standardized score item with Scale Question
4	Internal service evaluation	Admin or operations staff	Text feedback is hard to summarize	Use a Scale Question to collect structured score data
5	Recurring status check-ins	Project owners	Ongoing records need a consistent scoring standard	Reuse a Scale Question in the same check-in form

Membership & Benefits

Free vs WPS Premium

Feature	Free User	WPS Member
Writer, Spreadsheet, and Presentation core apps	Available	Available
Basic PDF features and PDF reading	Available	Available
Some advanced PDF, AI, and additional advanced tools	Limited or available with restrictions shown on the plan page	Broader access depending on the selected plan
Cloud storage	1 GB	20 GB or more depending on the selected plan

Source: WPS Office pricing page

Recommendations

Use Case	Recommended Plan	Reason
Occasional check-in form creation or editing	Free	The current Scale Question workflow is documented without a membership requirement and fits everyday use
Need more PDF, AI, or cloud storage features in the same account	WPS Premium	Suitable for users who want broader office features beyond basic form editing

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