Thanks, @RickB. You’re code was a great idea! Thanks for your help and support.
Hi, @RickB,Thanks so much -- that’s a nice option! It does the job to clear all options -- it’s challenging because when clearing all options, it doesn’t allow the respondent to re-select a previously selected option.Your code is great -- I think the carousel functionality isn’t quite what I hoped.Thanks very much again!
Hi, @Nanditha MM,Thanks so much for providing the script! Unfortunately, I think there’s something in this style that prevents your and my scripts from working.I am grateful for your generosity!
To close the loop on this post, the following script helped: Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnReady(function() { // Creating a new style element var style = document.createElement('style'); style.type = 'text/css'; // Hiding the Previous and Next buttons style.innerHTML = '.Skin #Buttons #PreviousButton, #NextButton { display: none; }'; // Appending the style to the head of the document document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(style);});Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function(){ // Storing the context of this function var that = this; // Getting the number of radio choices var choices = this.getChoices( "radio" ).length; this.questionclick = function( event, element ){ // Getting the number of selected choices var selected = that.getSelectedChoices().length; // If all choices are selected, click the Next button if ( choices == selected ) { that.clickNextButton(); } }});
Hi, @Sachin Nandikol,Thank you for the speedy response and affirming this functionality in Qualtrics.Our overall goals in this multi-matrix question survey are to:1. make the survey efficient / reduce respondents’ cognitive and psychomotor load (especially minimizing the many “clicks”) by using the carousel, autoadvance, and request response features , and2. provide flexibility to review or change a previous response (e.g., because they reconsidered a response or may have “clicked” a response too quickly and the question advanced).Unfortunately, these features aren’t as seamless as we’d hoped. We’ve tried multiple solutions using Java and HTML but haven’t found a good one.Thanks again for your response -- we’re going to continue to test workarounds.
Genius, Isabel, thank you! I used the formula and it worked perfectly!
Of course, "Locale String!" Thank you for the second response and help.
Awesome, Qualtrics Nerd! From searching previous questions, it seems you've solved a several-years long quest!!If you have advice on inserting a comment to denote thousands, e.g., $20,000 and wouldn't mind sharing that, I'd be grateful. Thanks again!Chipper
Thank you!!
Hi, Dipesh.Thanks for responding. That's a nice idea, but I'm not able to separate this particular table / set of questions into two. Thanks again for responding,Chipper
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