Options

Standard

With a standard layout, each option will be presented independently (likely a separate column).

<optionSets>
    <optionSet name="options1" label="Options">
        <option value="1" label="More Time" />
        <option value="2" label="The Same Amount of Time" />
        <option value="3" label="Less Time" />
        <option value="4" label="I don't spend time on it" />
    </optionSet>
</optionSets>

Stacking

With stacked layout, all options are combined into a stack. Specify the width of the stack (if needed) using stackWidth. A larger set of options may benefit from a larger stackWidth.

note

It might be cool if user could specify colorIndex for the options, so that even though bottom/middle/top box are not netted, the colors could indicate a boxing.

<optionSets>
    <optionSet name="options2" label="Options" stack="true" stackWidth="500">
        <option value="1"  label="Rank 1" />
        <option value="2"  label="Rank 2" />
        <option value="3"  label="Rank 3" />
        <option value="4"  label="Rank 4" />
        <option value="5"  label="Rank 5" />
    </optionSet>
</optionSets>

Netting

<optionSets>
    <optionSet name="options1" label="Nets" stack="true" stackWidth="500">
        <option value="1,2,3"      label="Not Important (Bottom 3)" />
        <option value="4,5,6,7,8"  label="Neutral (Middle 5)" />
        <option value="9,10"       label="Important (Top 2)" />
    </optionSet>
    <optionSet name="options2" label="Options">
        <option value="1"  label="Not At All Important" />
        <option value="2"  label="2" />
        <option value="3"  label="3" />
        <option value="4"  label="4" />
        <option value="5"  label="5" />
        <option value="6"  label="6" />
        <option value="7"  label="7" />
        <option value="8"  label="8" />
        <option value="9"  label="9" />
        <option value="10" label="Extremely Important" />
    </optionSet>
</optionSets>

NPS

I can't remember if/how this is specified or implemented.