FAQ Category: LearnDash Quiz Import/Export

No coding knowledge is required. The plugin provides a structured template for Excel/CSV files, so you only need to follow the column format. Once uploaded, the import process is handled automatically inside WordPress.

Yes. The LearnDash quiz bulk import functionality is designed to handle large datasets. However, server limits such as PHP memory and execution time may affect extremely large imports, depending on the hosting configuration.

The plugin is built specifically for LearnDash and is tested against the current supported versions. It follows LearnDash’s internal data structure to ensure compatibility and stable performance.

Yes. The LearnDash quiz export includes core quiz settings such as passing score, attempts, time limits, and question configurations, ensuring full consistency when re-imported.

You can choose whether to create new quizzes or update existing ones, depending on how the file is prepared. Proper ID mapping ensures that updates don’t unintentionally duplicate content.

Yes. You can export quizzes from one LearnDash site and import them into another using the same structured file. This makes it useful for staging-to-live transfers, multisite setups, or client handovers.

Absolutely. You can export LearnDash quizzes to Excel for backup, duplication, or migration to another site. The exported file retains quiz settings and question structure, making it safe to reuse or transfer.

Yes. The plugin allows bulk import of LearnDash quizzes, including multiple questions at once. This is ideal for large course builds or LMS migrations where manually adding questions would be time-consuming.

Yes. You can import LearnDash quizzes from Excel, including multiple-choice, single-choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, and other supported LearnDash question types. Each question type follows a predefined column structure to ensure accurate mapping during import.

The plugin supports CSV and Excel file formats for both importing and exporting quizzes. You can export quizzes into a structured Excel file, modify questions offline, and then re-import them without breaking the LearnDash format.