Hi @saraht I hope someone is able to provide you with a more elegant solution. You could put each question in a separate survey, and set the surveys up to automatically display the results at the end, per this help page. Then, you can provide a link at the bottom of each report to go to the next question, which will really just be directing them to the next survey.

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@saraht If you don't have too many choices/values to work with, you could use quotas + a little bit of Javascript:



Set quotas to increment for each choice/value for your question. Set their action to do nothing (only increment):

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Quotas Counts can be piped in, which we'll use later for the math:

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Capture the current respondent's answer in Embedded Data between two blocks (one holds the question, the next reveals the average)

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Put something like this in the HTML editor for the question, replacing a) the quota fields ```${qo://QO...}``` with relevant ones from your survey b) the message you want c) appropriate formulas based on the quota counts and answer choice values. It'll do the math when the page loads and populate `<span id='mean'></span>`.



You'll probably want logic to exclude this calculation/show a different message for the first few respondents to give the quotas time to fill up.



```html

here's the mean: <span id="mean"></span>



<script>

var ones = parseInt("${qo://QO_1/QuotaCount}")

var twos = parseInt("${qo://QO_2/QuotaCount}")

var threes = parseInt("${qo://QO_3/QuotaCount}")

var currentAnswer = parseInt("${e://Field/thisPersonsAnswer}")

//console.log(ones, twos, threes, currentAnswer)



var mnum = ((ones*1) + (twos*2) + (threes*3) + currentAnswer)

var mden = ones+twos+threes+1

var mean = mnum/mden

//console.log(mean, mnum, mden)



document.getElementById("mean").innerHTML = mean;

</script>

```

Result:

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