Hmm, one simple solution is having have 5 separate text boxes with different display logic? Pipe in the score number but write out Grade = A, Grade = B, etc. Then use display logic based on the score to display the correct text box on the second page. There are other options too, depending on how the way the score variable is set up. Hope this helps!
I don't have any input on the JavaScript, but re: the personal link situation: one workaround I've had success with is creating a dummy contact list and creating the personal links based on that.Depending on the structure of your project, if you use the same set of External Data Reference numbers, you could generate links for the second part of the survey, add those as a contact field, and reupload the dummy list to generate personal links for the first part. You can then add that custom link as an embedded data value to direct respondents to their personal link for the second half. I know this doesn't address your whole question but I hope it helps!
Hi there! Try using display logic on the answer choices: https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/question-options/display-logic/#SettingAnswerChoiceDisplayLogicOnly display the option if it is selected or displayed in the initial question. Hope this helps!
Hi! Sorry if I'm misunderstanding this, but have you tried using Add Validation under the Response Requirements section? It looks like there's an option for phone numbers: https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/editing-questions/validation/#ContentValidation
Hi there! This is odd, I'm not able to find any information on whether this function is dependent on the type of plan. Have you tried right-clicking on the question? This is another way to access those functions. https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/question-options/question-options-overview/?parent=p0073You can also try the survey flow to add logic to an entire block: https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/survey-flow/standard-elements/branch-logic/Hope this helps! Let me know if these options work. If not, you may want to put in a support ticket.
Hi there! Do you have screenshots or additional info you can add? If you're referring to showing options to only a select group of participants dependent on a set criteria, you can use display logic: https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/question-options/display-logic/
Hi there! What program are you using for analysis?
Hi! 1) Is the problem the question numbers? If so, here are a couple of options: Auto-number questions: https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/survey-tools/auto-number-questions/Recode values: https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/question-options/recode-values/2) Are you referring to the block name in Survey Editor? (Screenshot example below.) If so, I believe this is only viewable on your side; you will have to add a text question with the name of the subsection for it to show up to survey takers.3)That is correct! Also, any screenshots would be incredibly helpful!
Hi there! It's certainly doable, it all depends on your survey flow - do you mind posting a screenshot of it? That would be incredibly helpful for me! My initial thought is that you can use display logic on the selections for the question about which they prefer.Adjust the logic to reflect if (Question with that image option) is displayed Also, you could add a question with the appropriate images as options to the randomized blocks, you would just have to recode the variables into one question later on. (Sorry if this doesn't make sense yet, I have a few ideas!)
Communications professional turned research analyst here - I just wanted to share some success I had regarding subject lines! Definitely consider your industry and the way your target demographic will behave. I work for a university, and I have found that very simple and direct subject lines (e.g. "Fall 2021 Registration", "1-Year Alumni Survey", etc.) are successful. They're concise, and they come up quickly in any searches the student may perform in their inbox.)
Are you looking for something within Qualtrics? If so, all that I know of is the reporting tab. If not, my team uses Microsoft Power BI.
For anonymity, do you just need the responses to be not directly linked to the personal info? You could always do a second Qualtrics survey and collect embedded data through that. I don't use other survey platforms often, but I think that somehow collecting the embedded data is the way to go. I'll let you know if I can think of anything else!
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