@Rudi - If you base the loop off the displayed choices in a MC question, you can used Advanced Randomization and Display logic on that question and it will carry forward to the loop. Don’t know if that helps your specific need, but it gives you a lot more randomization options. Hi Tom,thanks a lot. The carry forward was my missing link. And with JS the randomization options become infinte,😉Best regardsRudi
HI hy9fesh,hard to say. Could you send me your preview link? Best regardsRudi
Hi jeremy000,you would need to split the embedded data field first using JavaScript in the onload function you would have something like favouritePies = ${e://Field/favoritePies}.split(',')then you would need to do something to change the innerText of the answer categories However, there are a few caveats here: you would have the original text of the categories in the data and most likely it would be quite an effort to identify the actual content.I would suggest to have the answer categories predefined and then hide the categories which are not in the embedded data field. The essential question is: where do you get the embedded data set from?Best regardsRudi
Hi everman,there are ways to reorder the answer categories differently from their original position. It depends on the multi-select setup. Is the question single answer, multiple answers, or dropdown?Best regardsRudi
Hi Naro_BT,if understand your requirement correctly you have three questions with the same answer categories.if the respondent selected category 2 in the first question, then category 2 should be preselected in question 2; if the respondents selects category 4 and category 7 in the second question the respondent has in question 2 category 2, category 4 and 7 selected. These three categories should then be preselected in question 3?Best regardsRudi
Hi,sorry for getting back on this late. What exactly do you want to achieve? This would help me to answer your question. The above requirement was very special.Best regardsRudi
Hi Tracy, good morningconsidering your questions I believe this isn't at all above your head. actually yes, what I referred to as a dictionary is an object. But since you use it for looking up something I call these dictionaries ;-) Yes, you can place the script either in the header or in a question's JavaScript tap. However, mind that the question needs to be shown in order to run your script.And no, the object isn't specific to Qualtrics but, in my opinion, itmakes your Qualtrics life so much more comfortable BEst regardsRudi
Hi Tracy, this should work. Naming i.e labelling the videos strikes me personally as a good idea considering you most likely need to work with the data and hence it seems easier to work with names than having the urls only. the easiesest way to achieve this would using a dictionarydicFileName = {"file_url_1": "filename1",......}then you could say.let shownFilename = dicFileName[shownFileUrl]and write the shownfilename back into your embedded data ;-)Best regardsRudi
Hi TracyRad,basically, this wouldn't change the basic setup.first question is: should the answers be collected in one question or for each video in a separate question?What I would do is this.first, create embedded data fields or set a multi-select question randomly (video links in the answer options) second selected one according to your requirementstore the the name of the video in an embedded data field shownVideo_Name and the link in shownVideo_linkand then ask whatever questions you want for the selected videoHope this helps you Best regardsRudi
Hi Maria,here you go:Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function(){ let labelContainer = document.getElementsByClassName('labels-container') console.log(labelContainer) let tables = document.getElementsByTagName('table') console.log(tables) for(let i=tables.length-1;i>=0;i--){ tables[i].insertAdjacentHTML('afterend', labelContainer[i].innerHTML); labelContainer[i].remove() } });Best regardsRudi
Hi smspp my first answer is a question: Have you matched the embedded data fields in the dashboard data source?😉Best regardsRudi
Hi Poonam,actually, you could use the same idea, slightly modified. you could set a multi select question by javascript, auto-forward it and then set the embedded data with piped text edOrganization = ${q://QID1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices}Best regardsRudi
Hi there,haven't had this requirement myself so far. But this is what I would try:Use Text iQ in the survey flow and categorize possible inputs by topicsText iQ-Powered Survey FlowsThen I would go for using these topics for the branches to increase the respective counters.Hope this helps,Best regardsRudi
yes you can do this.in the survey flow by using branches countFeline = 0if q1 selected choices == cat then countFeline =countFeline +1if q1 selected choices == lion then countFeline =countFeline +1if q1 selected choices == tiger then countFeline=countFeline +1
hi poonamwgupta you dont even need three answer options just create one answer item and translate it in the translation layer. and then simply put this in the embedded data:edSalutation = ${q://QID1/ChoiceGroup/AllChoices?displayLogic=0}QID needs to be the relevant question id. you can get there by using piped textBest regardsRudi
Hi Toonkirby,there are certainly a few ways how you could organize this. One of the central questions, though, is: how many videos a respondent should see? The second question is how do you select the videos: randomly or is there any selection based on previous answers?In one way or the other, you definitely need to prepare the list with the ids. However this depends on the answers to the questions aboveBest regardsRudi
Hi SarahMB,yes, that's absolutely possible. The easiest way is to upload the information into the contact list and pull the data into your survey These support page articles are a good starting point:Contacts Basic Overviewhttps://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/survey-flow/standard-elements/embedded-data/hope this helpsBest regardsRudi
Hi Fee,there is a way to do this. But it's some effort and you need to use JavaScript store the ready to use languages in an emedded data field, e.g. languagesReadyToUse = EN, DE, NLthen add a javascript to the header which does the following: get all availabel languages from the language selection containerstore these values in an array create an array from the embedded data field languagesReadyToUsedefine an array where you store the languages to hideiterate through the array with the available language values and push all values which are not included in the languagesReadyToUse Array into the languagesToHide arrayeventually iterate through the languagesToHide array and remove these optionsonce you have finalized another language just add this to the embeddedDataField
Hi oakiel ,the javaScript would be:Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnPageSubmit(function(){ let copiedText = document.getElementById('QR~'+this.questionId).value //stores the text Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData("ebdOpenText", copiedText); //writes the stored text into an embedded data field document.getElementById('QR~'+this.questionId).value = ""; //clears the text entry box });However, I am not sure that repeating the block in the survey flow is the best of all options.If you have questions to be asked twice or x-times you might rather go for a loop&merge block Best regardsRudi
you are right, the value from the second survey will not overwrite the value in the first survey in a text set.thinking a load: maybe a multi-text embedded data field would work orif I understood it correctly respondents can only answer the second survey once they have completed the first one.hence one option could be to show the completes and have some embedded data field which you either use as x-axis or as a filter. For the last option, you might need two widgets Best regardsRudi
Hi JoycaV,I would try to have an embedded data field, text set and set it in the first survey to 1 survey completed and in the second survey 2 surveys completed and create a widget with the field in the dashboardBest regardsRudi
yes you can change the texts.. go to the options in the authenticator and change the message text Best regardsRudi
Hey @SamJ,just wondered how your setup is going? HAve you gotten on with your survey?Best regardsRudi
Hi @elluzi,actually this depends on what you are up to. Q9 in my example was merly a test screen so that you can check the results from the selection in the loop and merge loop you ask the questions. the fantastic thing about loops is that you can ask one question several times with only setting them up onceBest regards and sorry for my delayed answer. I was away the last few days Rudi
a_e_scott and here the JS code for the text entry question:Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnPageSubmit(function(){ let qId = this.questionId let loopId = qId.split("_")[0] // this is the better option than the one with loopNumber as you can also randomize the items and you still know where this belongs to let embeddedDataFieldname = "textEntry_" embeddedDataFieldname = embeddedDataFieldname + loopId console.log('QR~'+qId) let text = document.getElementById('QR~'+qId).value Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData(embeddedDataFieldname, text);});Best regardsRudi
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