help with choice display logic, please?

Hello,

You would need to setup ED field with current date and use a JS on a question prior such that the the ED field automatically updates the values on your question choices. 

I hope I made sense :-)

Like this?

Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function()

{

    // Get the current date from embedded data

    var currentDateStr = "${e://Field/CurrentDate}";

    var currentDate = new Date(currentDateStr);

    // Define your date choices in the format [elementID, date]

    var choices = [

        ['q://QID1/1', new Date('2023-09-11')],

        ['q://QID1/2', new Date('2023-10-02')],

        // Add more choices here

    ];

    choices.forEach(function(choice) {

        var elementId = choice[0];

        var choiceDate = choice[1];

        // Calculate the date 60 days after the choice date

        var expiryDate = new Date(choiceDate);

        expiryDate.setDate(choiceDate.getDate() + 60);

        // If the current date is after the expiry date, hide the choice

        if (currentDate > expiryDate) {

            jQuery('#' + elementId).parent().hide()

;

        }

    });

});

@hmacdermott Where do you get that code? ChatGPT? Trust me, it doesn’t work. It take more than that for a custom Javascript.

Try set your embedded data like this number format

Current Date = ${date://CurrentDate/Y}${date://CurrentDate/m}${date://CurrentDate/d}

Your current date will be save as number (i.e today is Current Date = 20230905)
In the option place Display this Choice only if the following condition is met:
Embedded Data | Current Date | Is Less Than | 20231111 (60 days beyond the date)

I’ve just answer a similar question like this, for more information, check out this topic 

Ah, I see. Thank you so much. I will try this!

@hmacdermott Let me know if anything comes up

@dxconnamnguyen Thanks again!!! 

Current Date = ${date://CurrentDate/Y}${date://CurrentDate/m}${date://CurrentDate/d} was exactly what I needed and worked great.

@hmacdermott Glad to know that 👍

That looks about right… I would need to test it out on a dummy survey to confirm. Thanks!