Your question is not clear. What I get from it is that you want to show the respondents their answers at the end. However, you want to show only a few answers.
If that is the case, and the number of conditions is small, you can simply create multiple Descriptive Text type questions and use display logic to show the one's that are appropriate.
If there are too many conditions, then you could use Embedded Data to record the answers you want, and then only display these at the end.

I am not quite sure if I understand completely. I'll try to explain one more time in more words.
In Q15 you can answer a numeric number between 0-4. I want to showcase some text And the results of the answer if they have answered 1-4.
If they have answered 0 i would like to not show text or results.

• IF Q15 >0 then display "Ungdom 349,- = ${q://QID5/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices}"


• IF Q15= 0 then hide "Ungdom 349,- = ${q://QID5/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices}"

Hide_Show_Text__JS.qsfAt Q1 I have added a JavaScript which capture the response from Q1 and based on response you can assign "value" in an embedded data and then display the embedded data in following question...
For now, in attached qsf, if anyone select 1 or 2 or 3 or 4, embedded data text value is "True" else it shows "false".... You can update it as per your requirement.

https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/comment/32462#Comment_32462Showing and removing text in a question can be done through JS. However, the exact code will depend upon what type of questions you are using earlier. If you are comfortable with JS, then the flow would be simply to have a base text, which you will display for all choices, then based on the options chosen in the earlier questions, you append the relevant text and change what your are displaying with

jQuery("#"+

.questionId+" .QuestionText").html("Results Summary");

• For each of the questions, 3 in your case, create an embedded data field which carries the summary for each answer you want to display at the end. Let call them "Sum1", "Sum2" and "Sum3". Make sure they are empty at the start.


• In the survey flow, after each of the questions, create a branch and set its condition to be something like

  ${q://QID5/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices} is not equal to zero



• In this branch, set your relevant embedded variable to whatever you want to display at the end. In the example you have given, you will probably set

  Sum1

  to

  Ungdom 349,- = ${q://QID5/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices}



• In the summary question (at the end). Display the general text and use piped data to show the answers that make sense. For example:

Hi Lise_Kristiansen - I wanted to hop in here and let you know that this can also be accomplished without a Custom Code solution! If you have not yet already, we'd recommend taking a look at this support page about our Display Logic feature. You can create a new block with all of the content you may want to display to a user, and then use Display Logic to only show the content specific to each user. If you have any follow up questions about this setup, please be sure to reach out to our wonderful Support team!