Randomizing groups of questions within a block

Can you show how did you set the question. Images will be more beneficial.

​@OBh,

Question randomization alone can’t do this. You could combine question advanced randomization together with JS that moves questions to accomplish it.

​@TomG sorry, I do not know what JS to use for this. I can do advanced randomization but that does not allow grouping. So, it would be helpful if you could elaborate. 

​@jbk 

Please see the image below, they are all multiple choice questions. 

​@TomG 

Thanks for the suggestion. I will use this to try and build a working solution. 

Thanks, 

O

​@TomG 

Thanks it worked.

I was a mistake of using the same class to both statements .

So I used <span class="Q1_1"> and <span class="Q1_2"> and then used the code you have provided :
 

Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() {
    var q = jQuery(this.getQuestionContainer());

    jQuery(".Q1_1").each(function() { 
        jQuery(this).closest(".QuestionOuter").insertAfter(q);
        q = jQuery(this).closest(".QuestionOuter"); 
    });

    jQuery(".Q1_2").each(function() { 
        jQuery(this).closest(".QuestionOuter").insertAfter(q);
        q = jQuery(this).closest(".QuestionOuter"); 
    });
});

Just in case anyone else is having trouble with such problems. 


 

One more thing. I am unsure if it is possible in Qualtrics. 

My Question is: Suppose the main sequence of questions in the survey builder is: 

Q1: Statement 1: Local food is healthy
Q2: Statement 2: Local food is tasty
Q3: Statement 3: Local food is costly. 

When the randomization of questions groups occur, I want Q1, Q2 and Q3 to have have Statement i:………., where i depends on the position of the statement. Example. suppose after randomization the question sequence comes as: Q2,Q1 and Q3. 
So I wish the preview would be: 

Statement 1: Local food is tasty
Statement 2: Local food is healthy
Statement 3: Local food is costly. 

I gave it a try to put same class to all three statements Q1, Q2, Q3. 

<span class="statement-label"></span> . But unsure how to implement in JS to dynamically update it based on position. 

Any suggestion would be helpful. 

Thanks, 

O

You could have used the original code and just reversed the question order in advanced randomization.

Assuming you are adding it to the previous code:

q.find(".statement-label").function(i) { jQuery(this).text(i+1); });

​@TomG Thanks for your response.