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# How to add custom registration questions
Go to the event admin page, then go to the **Details section**, and then go to the Registration **tab.**
Custom questions will be displayed to users when they first open the event app.
Answers to these questions can be seen in the “Analytics” section of the event admin page.
**How to manage questions**
1. Write the question text
2. Select from “text” or “date” for question type. This affects the type of answer the user will respond with.
3. Listing order - higher numbers are ordered first if there are multiple questions
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