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Hide last four columns on a radio button rank order question

  • October 17, 2019
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HWYoung
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Hi, I had a similar problem a while ago and unfortunately never found a solution. I want to ask people out of seven options, what their top three preferences are. I don't want them selecting multiple options at the same value (eg all 'first' in preference), and I don't want to make them rank all seven options. This needs to be a short, quick, approachable marketing survey. I've tried code I found online, adjusting for column number, but I can't make it work: >Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() { > $("QR~QID14~7~0").up().hide(); >}); A picture to demonstrate what I'm trying to accomplish: ! Any help is appreciated, I'm tearing my hair out! Matrix and Lickert options don't work, as they all allow multiple options to have the same value.
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    CarolK
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    Would a Pick Group and Rank question, with just one box ("Top 3") work? You would need to Force Response and set Validation to Enforce 3 entries. (And obviously, you need to tell people to drag their top 3 from the list at left to the box at right and order with Most Desired as #1. Not optimal for all needs... but it was all I could think of to make it do what you want in a pinch. Hopefully others will have thoughts as well.
    Carol, Sr Insights Consultant
    PrashantAhire
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    • October 17, 2019
    Try to use the below setting. this might help you !
    HWYoung
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    • HWYoung
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    • October 18, 2019
    > @CarolK said: > Would a Pick Group and Rank question, with just one box ("Top 3") work? > > You would need to Force Response and set Validation to Enforce 3 entries. (And obviously, you need to tell people to drag their top 3 from the list at left to the box at right and order with Most Desired as #1. > > Not optimal for all needs... but it was all I could think of to make it do what you want in a pinch. Hopefully others will have thoughts as well. While a possibility, it's asking a lot from the respondent. We're wanting this to be as simple and quick as possible.
    HWYoung
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    • HWYoung
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    • October 18, 2019
    > @PrashantAhire said: > Try to use the below setting. this might help you > ! > I don't want to allow people to select more than one at first preference, etc. A MAtrix grid doesn't allow for forcing a unique configuration
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    I have exactly the same question as HWYoung. Found another post where the following javascript code was suggested, but can't get it to work.
    jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" .c7").hide()
    How exactly should I enter this code in the structure below? Anyone?
    Schermafbeelding 2020-11-03 om 22.10.58.pngI've tried the following, but still all columns are displayed...
    Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function()
    { jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" .c7").hide() });

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