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Site Settings - Site Collection Administration - Site Collection Features
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Site Settings - Site Collection Administration - Site Collection Features

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Thanks all for the information<br />
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But what I heard that The rating feature cannot be used for a survey. The feature has been designed to work on lists and document libraries but will not work for on survey lists.<br />
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is that true?<br />
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Thanks again
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Thanks all for the information

But what I heard that The rating feature cannot be used for a survey. The feature has been designed to work on lists and document libraries but will not work for on survey lists.

is that true?

Thanks again

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Rating can be used for Surveys as well.
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HElloooo<br />
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I am trying to create one survey, when I tried to use Rating opting in survey it shows me &nbsp;“In order to use the Rating field type the Rating Solution feature must be activated in the Site Collection scope” .<br />
I need to know where can I find the site collection scope and how to activate this rating.<br />
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Thanks
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HElloooo

I am trying to create one survey, when I tried to use Rating opting in survey it shows me  “In order to use the Rating field type the Rating Solution feature must be activated in the Site Collection scope” .
I need to know where can I find the site collection scope and how to activate this rating.

Thanks

Rating Feature in SharePoint 2010

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