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[12]: /dashboards/widgets/configuration/
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[13]: https://app.datadoghq.com/ddsql/editor
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[14]: /dashboards/widgets/query_value/
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[15]: /dashboards/querying/#define-the-metric
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### Start with a blueprint
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Blueprints are helpful starter forms that cover common use cases. They come loaded with a sample description and questions to help familiarize yourself with form elements. Blueprints also showcase best practices for setting up form elements.
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To create a form from a blueprint:
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1. On the [Forms][1] page, click **+ New Form**.
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1. Select a blueprint, then click **Continue**.
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1. Optionally, change the title and/or description. Click **Continue**.
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1. To edit the form, click the placeholder component, or click the **<iclass="icon-plus-circled-wui"></i>** icon to add a new component. Component types include single line text, multi-line text, select, checkboxes, and ratings. The following table lists the elements available inside components:
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| Element | Description | Component Availability |
| Required | Determines whether the question requires an answer from the respondent; required questions are marked with a red asterisk on forms. | All components |
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| Field name | The name of the field. Appears in the JSON version in [**Responses**][8]. Not visible to respondents. | All components |
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| Placeholder | The text the respondent sees before entering any text. | Short answer, paragraph, and dropdown |
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| Default value | The default item or text that is selected before the respondent makes a selection. | All components except ratings and checkboxes |
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| Data | The available options that respondents can choose from. | Select and checkboxes |
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| Questions | The questions respondents are asked when rating their experience. | Ratings |
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1. Click **Save** to save your changes.
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To preview, share, and debug your form:
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1. Click **View** to display the form as it appears to respondents. Click **Edit** to return to the creator view.
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1. Click **Share** to copy the form link to your clipboard.
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1. In the **Debug** section:
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1. click **Form** to show a mini-preview of your form.
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1. click **Data Definition** to show the JSON version of the components' definition.
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1. click **UI Definition** to show the JSON version of the form's UI.
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