Yes, it is possible to code this using javaScript in JS section. I’d suggest to use .css(‘display’,’inline) & .css(‘display’,’none’) to show and hide your choices respectively. var n; #update the value of n as intended. var hide=300-n for(i=0;i<hide;i++) { jQuery('.ChoiceRow').eq(i).css('display','none') } Hi @rgupta15 Can I use the code above to hide columns?Thanks
Use the below code in the OnReady of the matrix question. Since we have large scale point I assume you are using drop down list matrix question. var n = parseInt(10)||300; jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" .ChoiceRow").each(function(){ var s = jQuery(this).find("select"); jQuery(s).find("option").hide(); jQuery(s).find("option:first").show(); var c = jQuery(s).find("option:last").index(); for(var i =1;i<=n;i++){ jQuery(s).find("option:eq("+c+")").show(); c--; } }); Change the value of ‘n’ from 10 to pipe in of the text entry question. Hi @Shashi Actually it is really 300 columns in a matrix multi choice question. Can I adjust the code above to hide columns rather than rows?Thanks
Thanks @ash123 I only wanted respondents to be able to choose month and year - so would the flatpickr month plugin work? I saw a post on that: Using Flatpicker for Month/Year | XM Community (qualtrics.com) - but I’m assuming I need to change what is shown in the Look&Feel Header code, but that seems to be missing from the post? I found them online, you need to add:<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/flatpickr@latest/dist/plugins/monthSelect/style.css">and<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/flatpickr@latest/dist/plugins/monthSelect/index.js"></script>to get the Flatpickr for Month/Year to work...
Thanks @ash123 I only wanted respondents to be able to choose month and year - so would the flatpickr month plugin work?I saw a post on that: Using Flatpicker for Month/Year | XM Community (qualtrics.com) - but I’m assuming I need to change what is shown in the Look&Feel Header code, but that seems to be missing from the post?
Hi @MikeW , You can create a normal multiple choice question and then group the choices into different groups. For the tabular layout, you can edit each option with Rich content editor and add a table with 2 columns and 1 row which would allow you to have similar layout. You might have to try few theme layout options to see which one is the best Thanks @Sowrabh1993
@MikeW nothing that is very easy although there are doable (unpleasant options). Qualtrics will only pull in the attribute selected for First and Last choice using piped text: All other piped text options will either show you the attribute label without any logic of why it’s being inserted or the number chosen that goes with the label. To flip it so the variable is First, Second, Third… and the value is the attribute you would need to create branching logic for each variable and each possible rank. So in my example I had three choices and setting this up for the first attribute only to save into First, Second, or Third it would look like: This would need repeated for every variable as many times as variables you have (e.g. with 5 choices you will have 25 branches). sorry - that does sound pretty horrible
If you stick with the original rank order question, could you use survey flow to set the embedded variables for Q1_1st, Q1_2nd, Q1_3rd etc to be the values you want?
Are you currently “hiding” it using a timing question? That can work, but add padding at the top of the question text for that question, so that the answer isn’t visible (as it will now be way off the bottom of the page)…Or you can use JavaScript. If you search the community for hide a question with JavaScript, I’m sure you’ll find the answer easily.
Within your loop&merge section you could create a text entry question (hidden with JavaScript) - and then use piping to set the value of that text entry question equal to Feed. You should then have the value of Feed stored in each loop in the text entry question.
You could split each group into a separate multi-select column to achieve a similar look?
How are you ending the loop?
In the example above region1 would have to be “ZIP” to pass, rather than the value of the embedded variable ZIP.In your survey on a question text - use piping - and pipe in the embedded variable ZIP. Copy that syntax and use it instead of ZIP. i.e. ${e://Field/ZIP}Hopefully that works.
I’m not sure of the details of your specific question type… but most questions have the option to force a response
I might have misunderstood, but if you’re happy that this metric is directly comparable, then you could just update the wording of the original question and the individual labels. That way you don’t need to move/ recode any data - it will be in the same variable. You’ll just need to be mindful when analysing that the data is both question versions combined. If you have a version variable in your script then you’ll know when the change was made and which respondents saw the old wording and which respondents saw the new wording.Also, take care when changing the labels (best to change each one at a time, so you don’t accidently create new codes/ don’t accidently delete old codes).Perhaps do a test on a small dummy project to check it’s doing what you want.
Could you ask both questions in the same survey for a short time to test if the two questions get similar responses?
Hi - yes, you’re right, there are essentially 4 groups. Could you have a block for each group and randomise between those?
I might be misunderstanding, but are there essentially 4 groups:High Trust - inconsistently true infoLow Trust - inconsistently true infoHigh Trust - consistently true infoLow Trust - consistently true info
In your contact list have a field called say Coupon.You can create an embedded variable in your survey flow called Coupon.You can reference that in your survey using piping to show the Coupon value (for that participant) at the end of the survey (either in your end of survey message or penultimate screen).
Responses in Progress (qualtrics.com)Responses in Progress in which the respondent’s progress is 0% are not saved by Qualtrics when they are closed. However, you could make the first question of your survey a hidden JS click next page question, or a timing auto-next page question. That way the respondent will be automatically moved onto the next page of the survey. So, if they do then close their browser, there will still be progress made and they will be saved as a response-in-progress.
Will you be sending unique links? i.e. if you go to distributions in your project, then you can create a unique link for each user based on the directory list.Then, each user will automatically see the numbers assigned to them in the directory list.e.g. if you refer to phone1 then user 1001 will see the number they have in the directory list under the variable phone1 This way you should only need 200 variables (as I believe that’s the maximum number of numbers that any one user sees).I’d suggest you do a couple of simple tests first to familiarise yourself with the directory lists/ creating individual links, and then referring to variables from the directory list.Hope it goes well.
@MikeW I had tried uploading an excel sheet which contains the numbers and the managers and piping the values into questions from there but couldn’t get things working. Could you point me to a good example or related tutorial potentially? Thank you. If you’ve created a list in the directory that has your variables i.e. numbers, then you can reference those in the survey.Create an embedded variable for each number that matches the variable name in the directory list.You can then reference that embedded variable in your survey using piping.To test that it’s pulling the variables from the directory list, you’ll most likely need to use a live individual link (or you can for testing add some variables to the url).
Are you using individual links or anonymous links?If you’re using individual links, then in terms of linking, could you put both the pre and post surveys in the same Qualtrics survey? So, when they complete the pre film element, they reach a screen, which says something along the lines of: Once you’ve watched the film, please enter the 5 digit code on this screen to continue.That way you don’t need to send them a second survey and the data is linked.
Could you create embedded variables to measure/ determine speedsters/ straightliners and then in your survey flow terminate those respondents. There are built-in tools for quality - some of which can be referenced in the survey flow. See: Fraud Detection (qualtrics.com) Also, @Tom_1842 created some embedded variables/ flow code to detect straightliners and/or use of the Q_StraightliningQuestions embedded variable. See: Selecting questions for straight line quality check | XM Community (qualtrics.com) And, Qualtrics has inbuilt embedded data "Q_TotalDuration" which keeps calculating the survey response time in seconds. So at particular checkpoints you can check the range of time using branch logic. (Note: Q_TotalDuration does not work in offline app) (See: Straightliners & Speeders | XM Community (qualtrics.com)) Hope this helps.
@MikeW each user has a list of unique numbers that can be anywhere between 1 and 200 numbers long. Most users have around 20 numbers to check. This might be the same as what @JesperAndersen suggested, but could you not put those numbers as variables in the panel/ directory? You would upload your panel to the directory (unique line for each respondent that has the 1-200 numbers). That way only have to create one block.
Could you take a screenshot/ create an image of the Matrix question, then use that image in a Hot Spot/ Heat Map type question in conjunction with the timing question. Would that give you the time and which point was selected? I’m sure there is a more elegant solution out there 😁
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