Hi kknezev Unfortunately it's not possible to predict how the randomizer might push each block because of which it won't be possible to show the blocks in the exact order as they appeared randomly from the first one

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Aanurag_QC Thank you for your answer; too bad it cannot be programmed.

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I also have this question, and I really think that someone thinking creatively could do this. We have two time points - the first we need to capture block order, and the second we need to use a captured order to display questions.
I think the first step would be to set up an embedded field that captures the displayed blocks in order. Maybe by initializing it and then each block having code that adds on the next elements to a list.
Edit: Seems to be what is discussed here: https://community.qualtrics.com/XMcommunity/discussion/comment/19934#Comment_19934
Then you would have code in the second step that splits apart the list and assigns each element to a variable in order - first element = disp1, second element=disp2. Then the second part of the survey displays "disp1" and "disp2" in the question spot.
That feels like the right process - now I think I need to find someone who knows java and qualtrics to implement.

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Okay, I figured out how to do this. My method is a bit messy - maybe someone who is a bit better at these things might be able to make it prettier. There are 3 steps...

1. Add embedded fields to your flow so that you are capturing the displayed order of the elements. This is basically what was described here; https://community.qualtrics.com/XMcommunity/discussion/comment/19934#Comment_19934

My implementation looks like this (screenshot 1):
2. Add javascript to your question block to capture the SurveyPath information and separate it into a list of new embedded variables (Disp1, Disp2) you will be able to put into use. One issue is that I needed to put a "buffer question" in to hold this code. This is a question that added between the Block Option 1, etc. and the later question (for part 3) where I will use the new embedded variables. Here is the code I used (screenshot 2) Note that I am not familiar with Java so this might be improved by someone - I have a lot of calls to the console so I can check my work.
Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function()
{
      var path = "${e://Field/SurveyPath}";
   console.log(path);
   myArray = path.split(",");
   var disp1=myArrayr1];
   var disp2=myArray�2];
   console.log(disp1);
   console.log(disp2);
   Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData('Disp1', disp1);
      Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData('Disp2', disp2);
});

3. Then you need to actually use the new embedded variables in a question text. Here was my mock question (screenshot 3).
Hope this helps you and the next person looking to figure this out!

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Thank you Danielle2021, glad you found out a solution for your design!
I unfortunately cannot figure it out how to use it for my intention (for the whole blocks to appear in the previous order which was created randomly).
I did find something very similar here (although I am still trying to make it work for myself): https://community.qualtrics.com/XMcommunity/discussion/17124

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Oh, that should be fine as well. Do something like this for step 3 (you will still need the buffer question, I think). The idea is that you need to create a group with subbranches (you will need 6 subbranches because you have 6 blocks that might come first). The duplicate that group 5 more times, substituting Disp2 for Disp1, etc. etc. This follows their method, although I think my example is easier to follow....

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