Yes the randomizer is configured to show just 10 elements because that is the number of blocks to be shown to participants. The problem is not there, but on the fact that when a counter A (or B) reaches the limit of 5 and the randomizer chooses another A (or B) the flow ends instead of moving to the next group.Maybe I should ask a specific question for this.
I'm sorry ahmedA, but I didn't want to upset you and also I didn't know that I could send QSF. In fact it is urgent because I only found out this situation with the survey already running. And I thank you very much for all the help that you've being giving. I've replicated what you sent on my test survey (where I reduced the number of my blocks to make it easier to test) and I've being trying to make it work (I had to correct some mistakes that I was making, like not putting spaces before and after "+"), but there is still a remaining problem that I'm not able to solve: whenever A (or B) reaches the limit of 5, if the randomizer chooses another A (or B), the survey ends even if it didn't reach 10 blocks, that is, even if B (or A) didn´t reach the limit of 5, instead of moving to another group. I'm sending you the QSF in case you're willing to help me also on this issue, which I would very much appreciate (dont' worry about the progress bar, as it is counting only a total of 50%).Teste_
Hi ahmed,If you could help me a little more I would really appreciate :)Regarding math operations I have:in the survey flow, in the "Set Embedded Data" under each block and in the same group as the block: H=$e(H+1) or M=$e(M+1), as shown in the picture abovein each of 3 questions of each block I have display logic as follows (I have a 4th question in each block but it already as a display logic associated with the question that precedes it, that is, it only displays under certain conditions of the previous question, but it doesn't change anything with or without the addition of the embedded data condition, as expected)So I dont know what else to do or to test and the present situation is as follows:if I just add display logic to the first question of each block it shows the correct number (10) of randomized questions mixed from both situations M and H, but the questions are not necessarily the first question of each block (and it is mandatory that the first question is shown first) if
This is what I have in the flow (with H and M instead of A and B), with just 27 groups for testing:
Back again... When I add the display logic to all the questions the survey shows one block of questions with embedded A and one block of questions with embedded B and ends, whatever value I put in the embedded data, although I have a randomization to show 10 blocks in the flow. It looks like after the first question of A (and of B) he assumes that has reached the limit :(It is crazy. I'm trying to figure out what is happening, but it isn't easy.
Thanks anyway. I'll see if this solution solves the problem even if it takes some work. It was a great help. I'll let you know the result.
Thanks! Its like almost 500 questions but it is worth to give it a try :)
Hi ahmedA,It is almost working (randomization ok), but with a major problem: as each block has several questions inside, the survey skips the first question (which is the one that has the skip logic) but asks the following questions that were supposed to just go together with that first one. Is it possible to put skip logic in a block all together or any other solution? Thanks a lot for your help.
Thank you very much for your answer ahmedA. Just to confirm, in the embedded data value of each group I should put $e(A+1) and $e(B+1) depending if it is A or B?
Thank you for your answer ahmedA. Could you please explain in a little more detail step 2 as I'm really a beginner in Qualtrics?
Many thanks, Mishraj!!! :)
Hi again Mishraj,When I copy the custom progress bar script to the look and feel header the text of that script appears in the beginning of my survey instead of working as a script :(. What am I doing wrong?
Thank you Mishraji!
Thank you Mishraji, but it is not a question of branches. It is a matter of only want to count 20 blocks randomly chosen from 108. Each participant only has to answer 20 blocks of questions but the system shows the progress bar as if the participants had to answer to the all 108 blocks.
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