@AMLS, 

You’ll need to use JS.

First, define the embedded data fields in the survey flow: classId, courseName, location, cohortDate.

Then JS attached to a question (Assuming no underscores in course name. Underscores in course name could be handled, but it would be much more complex):

Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() {
  var fields = l"classId", "courseName", "location", "cohortDate"];
  var vals = "${e://Field/vendorString}".split("_"); //replace vendorString with correct name
  jQuery.each("fields", function(i,name) { 
    Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData(name, vals,i]);
  )};
});

Thanks TomG.  I will try and work with JS.  I don’t know this language however there may be someone here who does. Right now it’s throwing an unexpected token message….all the fields are spelled correctly, so unsure what it is.  I will see if someone here can help.  Thanks again. 

What I’m using below for reference only using my embedded info.  

Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() {

  var fields = p"COURSEID", "COURSENAMEURL", "SITE", "COHORTDATE"];

  var vals = "${e://Field/CATALOG_ID}".split("_");

  jQuery.each("fields", function(i,name) {

    Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData(name, valsEi]);

  )};

});

Oops, “fields” shouldn’t be in quotes inside the .each function.

Thanks for reviewing Tom.  Same result (error message) when I remove the quotes.  

Ah! We had the brackets and parathesis in the wrong order...  Hoping it works now. 

This code works:

Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() {
  var fields = ["COURSEID", "COURSENAMEURL", "SITE", "COHORTDATE"];
  var vals = "${e://Field/CATALOG_ID}".split("_");
  jQuery.each(fields, function(i,name) {
    Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData(name, vals[i]);
  });
});