Hey @germanr You can use loop and merge for this and at the bottom you will get an option to randomize the loop and select how many loops should be shown out of the total loops.Type 5 inside the box and 5 random loops/products out of 100 loops/products will be shown.Is this what you were looking for?
Hi @sudarat-mda I am assuming you have selected ‘request response’ instead of ‘forced response’ in few of the questions that is why you are getting the pop up, “There are x unanswered questions on this page. Would you like to continue?”If you select force response in all the questions, the respondent will be forced to answer all the questions and will be shown something like this, refer below image (instead of the pop up).
Hi @Abdus Salam You can use survey flow elements i.e., branch logics, embedded data and randomizer to configure this setup.Create a multi select question as per your requirement.Create a randomizer which will contain 5 branch logics along with 5 embedded data which will capture the respective value only if those are selected in Q1 multi select question.Randomizer value is set to 3 (as per your ask) and tick mark the check box for ‘Evenly Present Elements’ which will ensure least fill condition.NOTE: The naming convention for embedded data and its value is completely your choice.Again with the help of randomizer and branch logics tag any one choice which will be selected out of 3 choices tagged in the previous randomizer element.You can use these embedded data to display it in any of the further questions using pipe text.
Hi @dylanpa22 you can create embedded data in the survey flow to capture first and final selection of a particular question.‘Q1_first_selection’ embedded data will capture the first selection with the pipe text of Q1 selected choice and when the block is displayed again and the respondent selects another answer choice, ‘Q1_second_selection’ will capture the second selection.
Hi @cgillon you can try doing this without the JS as well with branch logic and embedded data but it can prove to be lengthy as you said it can have as many as 100 options.After setting up your multi select question along with the randomization, go to the survey flow and follow the below setup.Value will be assigned to the embedded data if that particular choice is being displayed. You can use the value as per your wish, here I have used the term ‘displayed’, you can use your exact option name.I have only done for 5 choices, you can do for as many as you like.
Hi @kuroseau Please try this: ^[a-zA-Z\s']{1,35}$
hi @RRichardson93 I tried to replicate your use case and instead of 12 blocks I am using 5 blocks. STEP 1: Create the questions blocks as per your requirement.STEP 2: Go to survey flow and create the following setup.Here I am trying to show Q3 block either at 3rd position or 5th position. First randomizer will have block 1 and block 2. Second randomizer will have 2 groups, one group will be empty and second one will have ‘block 3’ along with an embedded data to capture its occurrence respectively.Next randomizer will have the other remaining blocks, i.e., 4 and 5, then we will check if the Q3 block was shown or not earlier using the embedded data branch logic, if not then it will shown at the 5th position.NOTE: Please do not forget to tick the ‘Evenly Present Elements’ box in the all the randomizers, this will ensure the randomization is not biased.Follow this process for your 12 blocks!
Hi @mdumas yes you can do it, please go through this page.
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@Cat Jones The stars in the slider question are embedded images, so you won’t be able to change or modify their size or color using any custom code. The link to the post that I shared above explains that you'll need to create an exact replica of the stars already present, with the same size and PNG file size. Then, you can use that image link in the custom code to display it in your slider question.I haven’t tried this approach myself yet, so I can’t provide many details.
@MarkusA I tried to replicate your setup (just as a reference don’t focus on the number of blocks). Try adding a group above each randomizer then add that specific block then put the randomizer with 8 blocks.Does this work for you?
@MarkusA do you want that specific block to be shown to everyone? then you can keep that block just above of the randomizer so that it is been prioritized and showed at the start to everyone and then the randomized blocks will be shown accordingly.Did I understood it right?Can you share screenshots of your setup for better understanding?thanks!
Hi @seglea, There might be a case that the incorrect option answers were later on changed to correct ones but weren’t published so the latest changes won’t be visible to the respondents taking the live survey. Please make sure that the current survey version is being published.I’m not sure if there is any way to guess the answers that the respondents were trying to give (in case of incorrect answer choices) but you can manually edit the collected responses, but please do it under the guidance and agreement of your team member/colleague working on this project/questionnaire, as editing the responses manually can be risky.
@Renataalmeida just add a break tag <br> before it.input.after("<br><span class='charCount'>Character count: 0/" + limit + "</span>");
Hey @mdaruka You can try this workaround, rather than using pipe text, store the Q1 selected choice value in the embedded data in the survey flow and display it in Q2.Create a logic if choice 5 is selected (in your case it will choice 10) then store the value without the white spaces.Use the same pipe text in your question text. Make sure both these questions are in different block.
Hi @Renataalmeida I got this code from Chat GPT, can you try this! Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() { var q = jQuery("#"+this.questionId); var input = q.find(".InputText"); var limit = 200; // Change the limit as needed input.after("<span class='charCount'>Character count: 0/" + limit + "</span>"); var display = q.find(".charCount"); function countCharacters(el) { var count = el.value.length; if (count > limit) { el.value = el.value.substring(0, limit); count = limit; // Update the count to the limit if it exceeds } display.text("Character count: " + count + "/" + limit); } input.on("input", function() { countCharacters(this); }); input.on("blur", function() { var count = this.value.length; if (count > limit) { this.value = this.value.substring(0, limit); count = limit; // Update the count to the limit if it exceeds } c
@Cat Jones Check you this post.
@ekresc01 can you share screenshots of your set up?
@ekresc01 do you want to display the follow up question when the input value is greater than 0 or less than 0?, As you mentioned a-2>0, a-3>0, this means the input value is greater than 0 so the question will show up, if you want change it to a-2<0 and a-3<0.
Hi @Renataalmeida Please have a look at this post.
Hey @seb.marin You can create embedded data for every transcript and apply quota for the same.I have created 3 blocks (you will have to create 50 in your case) which has 3 questions (transcripts in your use case) and these will be randomly shown to participants (you can add display logic for them as well which will be shown/assigned only if specific condition is met).Created embedded data for each transcript respectively.Create Quota for every embedded data and set the Quota limit as 10. Quota count will increase by 1 if the embedded data condition is met. Do this for all the 50 transcripts. You can also set what should happen with the customer when the he/she tries to rate the transcript which has already reached the limit of 10 with the help of ‘Quota Options.’Is this what are you looking for?
Hi @ekresc01 I tried to replicate your setup below.Q1 is matrix constant sum question where all of the columns must total 100 at the bottom. Then Q2 is a follow up question which will only display if cell/box in row a column 1 is greater than 0. This works fine for me.NOTE: In-page display logic will not work here as its a constant sum question.Is this what you are looking for? You can share screenshots as well of your setup.
Hi @happychuck77 Try using Drill Down question type for your use case.
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Hi @Smitty2024 Do you want to display 5 options to the respondent instead of 2? if yes then what those 5 options should be? Can you share screenshot of your set up for better understanding.
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