2x2 within subjects design (no repetition - counterbalanced)

Have you read the support pages on randomizer and groups ?
Are you looking for functionality that is more than what is described there?

I think I do...I know how to randomize both, the 4 image conditions and the 4 possible feedback conditions under each image. However, I do not know how I can program qualtrics to "remember" which feedback participants received in a previous image to delete this option from the following image.

I attach a screenshot of my survey flow:
Let´s say participants receive Dem Agreement for the Pencil image. This option should then be taken out for the next image (chalk).

Thanks in advance!

here´s a copy of my current survey flow

I'm sorry your question is not clear. If it's just a 2x2, why can't you hardcode each and put them in a randomizer.
What do you want Qualtrics to remember?

Thanks for you response. I´ll try to make it more clear:

In a 2x2 design you have 4 possible combinations = Ingroup x agree & Ingroup x disagrre & outgroup x agee & outgroup x disagree. These 4 combinations apply to each of the 4 images (you may think if it as a 4x2x2 design).
If you look at the survey flow you´ll see that Image 1 "Pencil" includes a randomizer with all 4 feedback conditions (4 groups = rep agree, rep da, dem agree, dem da). So qualtrics will randomly select 1 out of these 4 feedbacks.
The next image at the bottom will be "chalk" (see group chalk). I need qualtrics to remember the feedback chosen for image "pencil" to reduce the possible number of feedback for "chalk" to 3 (4-1).
I hope that this is more clear?

PS: I could hardcode them (e.g. image 1 always includes dem agree, image 2 always dem disagree etc.). However, this would neglect potenial differences between the images. Hence, I prefer a more complex randomization in which responses vary for each image. Yet, at the end each participant should receive each 4 possible feedback combinations.

So you have four images: 1,2,3 and 4, and four conditions A,B,C and D.
That gives you 16 possible combinations. How many do you want to show the respondents?

The images 1-4 are randomized (participant will see all 4 in different order).
Within each image the four conditions ABCD are randomized (1 out of 4 will be selected).
Participant should see:
Image 1 = Condition A or B or C or D
if e.g. A then
Image 2 = Condition B or C or D
if e.g. C then
Image 3 = Condition B or D
if e.g. D then
Image 4 = B

Dear ahmedA ,
Thank you very much for your support!
I´ll have to shuffle some more time to make sure I got everything right. But it looks really cool!

Hi @ahmedA , I hope this finds you well. I am trying to do the same thing as @Adriano but I could not see the attached QSF you referenced in your reply to @Adriano . Please could you direct me to it? Thank you

Hello @ahmedA,

Hope this finds you well.

I am also struggling with the same problem as Rufai and Adriano. Could I also have the attached QSF you referenced?

Thank you very much in advance,

Dafni

Sorry. I don’t remember what QSF this was. 

Please create another post describing your problem and I’ll try to help as much as I can.

Thanks.