Undo/Redo previous actions when editing a Multivote

Reverse latest sequence of actions without losing all your local modifications.

Undo a previous action

1. Create a new Multivote or start editing an existing one by clicking on the Edit button.

2. Perform a set of edits (e.g., rearrange or delete existing options).

3. Undo the last performed action by clicking the undo button on top of the Multivote using the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + Z on Windows and Linux, ⌘ Cmd + Z on macOS):

   

4. If the keyboard shortcut does not work, click somewhere inside the Multivote macro and try again.

A survey manager can undo as many actions as theoretically possible, until they save or discard their local modifications.

Redo a previous action

1. Undo previous actions as previously explained.

2. Redo the last undone action by clicking the redo button on top of the Multivote or using the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + Y on Windows and Linux, ⌘ Cmd + ⇧ Shift + Z on macOS):

   

3. If the keyboard shortcut does not work, click somewhere inside the Multivote macro and try again.

A survey manager can also redo as many actions as possible. Yet undone actions can no longer be redone if new actions are performed afterwards.