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I need to create a pick, group, rank question that is accessible to be able publish the survey. What are the work rounds people found to work for this?

Hi, I've built my first survey but can't work out how to get the required branching working.The survey starts with a multiple choice question that lists all the areas the respondent is familiar with, so for example, if the survey was about thoughts on different types of fruit, the multiple choice would say 'please select the fruits you eat from the list below'. I then have a block of questions for each type of fruit in the list, but would only want the respondent to be presented with questions on the types of fruit they have selected from the proceeding question. The questions may vary in each block. There would then be a final block of questions that all respondents would complete.I may be taking the wrong approach with this and maybe I should not be using separate blocks for each topic but using skip logic instead.Any advice would be appreciated.

Hi!I'm developing a self-assessment tool for my organisation that allows users to rate their confidence in completing certain tasks, and then recommends training resources to them based on their answers. -All of the questions are Likert scale matrix questions-There is some display logic involved so that only questions relevant to the users role are shown (i.e. one user may see 4 statements in a matrix question, whereas another might see 3)Currently I am using a scoring system and embedded data to handle the display logic for personalised results by assigning a value to each confidence rating, and then only showing the training recommendation if the user's score is below a certain value. However, this raises several issues: As different types of users will see a different number of questions, I cannot set a single 'pass' mark for each question, and need seperate recommendations with the display logic using their role and relevant pass mark. Sunsequently with this solution, the length of

The respondent is asked to select from a calendar a deadline date for their project request. The date should be two weeks from the date of their request. Is there a way to force this response?

Dear Qualtrics community,in my study I have included questions in which the participants have to observe for 8 seconds before they can continue to the next question. As a solution, I found the "timing question" option, which enables me to hide the next button (which takes the participant to the next page) for 8 seconds.In the preview of my question block, the next button is now displayed beneath the timing question ("These page timer metrics will not be displayed to the recipient") at the bottom of the page.The timing question takes up some space, so that I have to scroll down to get to the next button. Will the participants also have to scroll down, even though they don't see the timing question? If so, is it somehow possible to move the next button so that it is shown above the timing question instead of at the bottom of the page?Or is there any other way to hide the next button for 8 seconds, instead of using a timing question?Thank you very much in advance!

I am trying to understand how embedded data imported through a contact list is associated with the links generated when I create an email distribution based on said contact list.I have a survey in which a number of questions depend on text piped from the embedded data imported with the contact list. I understand that if I use that contact list to distribute my survey, it will automatically generate survey links. I can then obtain those links by downloading the distribution history.Here's the question: Will surveys taken using those links appropriately display the embedded data if I email them to the intended participants outside of the Qualtrics distribution?

I have a PDF form I'd like to do away with, and have as a Qualtrics survey instead. It's for PhD committee members to tell me the student passed part of their qualifying exams.The student would complete the first section of the survey with their name, ID, dates of their exam, and emails of their committee members. The committee member would then get a notification to complete the remaining portion of the survey indicating the student passed, and providing their electronic signature. There is going to be more than one committee member completing this section, and I'd love to have the information the student already entered visible at the topic before the committee member approves.I understand I can trigger an email to the committee members, pulling their addresses from the survey where the students enter them. Can I create a separate block, and trigger an email after the student's portion is complete? How can I let multiple people answer the same block of questions?Thanks!

We're setting up a form to collect information from students to build event programs. The students need to submit their information at least 14 days before their event. I want to include a date question to open the survey "Event Date". Then I'd like qualtrics to compare the entered date against the future date 14 days from today. Then Branch the survey if the entered date is less than 14 days from today to end the survey without letting them continue. I set up a survey question Called Event date with date validation, then I used embedded data ${date://OtherDate/m%2Fd%2FY/+14 day} to retrieve a date 14 days from the day the survey is being filled out, and named it 14Days, but from there I'm stuck. It seems like it should be easy enough to set up a logic statement, branch if the entered event Date is less than 14Days, but I'm not having any luck getting it to work. It doesn't seem that I can compare a question answer against embedded data in the branch logic. Is there a way to ac

I would like to insert some piped text into a question. The piped text will be the statement that the responder has dragged and dropped into a particular box in previous drag and drop question - I just can't seem to work out how to construct the piped text to reflect this. Any help would be great! I am a complete JavaScript novice!

I'd like to show a file upload question and include a tickbox below for something like 'I don't have any files to upload', ensuring that there is a validation across each so that respondent must either upload or tick the box before progressing. Any help on code would be appreciated.

I have a multiple choice question, using columns for responses, where the last option is 'Other' and allows for text entry. If I have an odd number of choices the list appears wonky (super technical term, I know, but see the screenshot below).Is there any way to get this to appear without the blank area in the first column?

Hi all, We have an incident where a user abuse the enterprise Qualtrics platform with our brand to collect some personal information. We would like to put out some kind of guideline or terms and conditions, where the user need to agree before starting to use the platform. How does everyone handle this kind of issue?Thanks,Kai

Hi, I am wanting to use pipped text from one of two questions. Respondents will see one question, Question A, that is multiselect. If they happen to choose only one option in this question, I want that option to be used as the pipped text in Question C. If they choose more than one option in Question A, they will see Question B, where they are then forced to choose only one option. If they see Question B, I want to use that single selection as the pipped text in Question C. So use selection from A, unless more than one selected, then use option from question B as the pipped text. Support suggested this could be done with HTML coding, but could not assist. I am not a coder myself. Is this possible and fairly simple as HTML code?

I have 3 blocks I want to have randomized so the respondent only receives one of the three blocks. However, I want one block to be displayed 25% of the time, the second block displayed 25% of the time and the third block displayed 50% of the time. How do I do this?

I need to pipe some text from a previous question into an essay text box question input area and am having a hard time getting it to show up. I know the piped text is correct because I have tested it outside of the essay box question in the same section. Are there restrictions on doing this?

Look how awkward this layout is. How can I fix it? Ideally I would have the first question come before the numbers which are right above the slider bar, and then the second question and text box at the bottom. In the survey I am creating, I would like responders to give both quantitative and qualitative feedback on images. I have set it up so that each image is on a difference page ; I want the order of the images to be randomized, but cannot randomize pages within a block and so I set the questions to randomize within the block instead. Because I must do it this way, I must have the picture, slider (quantitative) and text box (qualitative) all in one 'question'. Only issue is that the question now looks VERY awkward. Is there anyway that I can fix the organization of this?

Hi All,How to Use Average score in questions to have a display logic for another question.Example:Scale rating 0-10Question 1: How do you rate your Car performance.Question 2: How do you rate your motorcycle performance.----------------------------------------------------------Now, I want to use the score of Q#1 and Q#2 to have an average greater than 5 and this condition should be the display logic for my question 3.Any idea on how to do this?

How to pipe in a calculation on the embedded values or Question response?Example:Q#1: Which year did you purchase a car?Answer options: 2005,2006,2007The user chose the answer 2006Now, I want to pipe in the response from Q#1 in another question and subtract a value from that reponse. Example, 2006-1= 2005That is, Q#2: Would you buy a car in the year {pipe in 2005}How to do this?Sorry if my language/idea is not clear to you.

Hi,I have 2 groups of blocks: a group "A" with 36 blocks from which I randomly choose 10 blocks to present to a participant and other group "B" with 72 blocks from which I also randomly choose 10 blocks to present to a participant. The problem is that when I randomize this 2 groups the platform is presenting to a participant 10 group A blocks together and 10 group B blocks together, although it changes the group order between participants, but I want that the 20 blocks presented to a participant be randomized between groups A and B (for instance: A1, B3, B4, A9, etc.) .Can someone please help me how to do this taking into account that I know nothing about programming and that this is the first Qualtrics survey that I developed? I would really need your very urgent help please.

I have 2 groups of blocks: a group "A" with 12 blocks from which I randomly choose 3 blocks to present to a participant and other group "B" with 6 blocks from which I also randomly choose 3 blocks to present to a participant. The problem was that when I randomized these 2 groups the platform was presenting to a participant 3 group A blocks together and 3 group B blocks together, although it changed the group order between participants, but I want that the 6 blocks presented to a participant be mixed between groups A and B (for instance: A1, B3, B4, A9, etc.) With the help of ahmedA, I created a branched survey with embedded counters that almost works, mixing blocks from each group. The problem now is that whenever the counter of A (or B) reaches the limit of 3, if the randomizer chooses another A (or B), the survey ends even if it didn't reach 6 blocks in total, that is, even if B (or A) didn´t reach the limit of 3, instead of moving to another group. I'm sending you a simplified QSF (

Hello! I want to build a survey where respondents can make multiple choices which lead to different branches and result in different overall paths. I was wondering if there was an automatic way to count the frequency of each possible path that was taken by the respondents. So, I'm trying to find out the ratio of each overall path which was taken, not just the ratio of each choice. I hope my explanation is understandable. I appreciate any help!  

I need to set up a survey where faculty are submitting information about their various scholarly activities over the last few years. We will also be collecting other information in this survey, so this appears perfect for a loop and merge scenario:Block 1: Intro and "demographic" type of questionsBlock 2: Activity questionsBlock 3: Closing questionsThe issue comes in that some individuals have been quite prolific, and with the length of time and the number of different types of activities we are asking about, some individuals will easily have hundreds of entries for the loop in block 2. I have no desire to click about 1,000 times in Field 1 in the Loop and Merge dialogue box. And while I can create a question in block 1 that is prepopulated with and locked into the number I want then use loop based on a question, this question apparently needs to be visible in order for the number to be fed into the loop and merge block, and this just looks sloppy for someone taking the survey.So, I

Hello, we are trying to create randomizations without replacement. We have read some other posts but haven't solved our issues. (Our design)We have two pools of 36 graphics respectively, which are medical intake forms of patients. Participants will read at least three forms from the same pool. The drawings are in separate questions about Patient A, B, C, and D. Thus, our randomization of the forms is drawing with replacement, which means participants might see the same form more than once. For example, Patient A and Patient D are both Ada.--We would like to avoid this problem.(Possible Solutions -with concerns)Plan A: We assign an embedded value of each form and put them in separate blocks. Then we might use branch Logic to suppress the repetition.      --Concern: The first step might be manually creating hundreds of blocks with one form in our four parts of experiments. Plan B: At the beginning of each experiment, we draw four forms first then randomly display them in each question.  

I created a survey that starts with asking the respondent to choose an institution form a list, which then triggers other questions with at least one additional list being triggered. At the end the respondent is asked if they have any other institutions to respond for, if they say no the survey ends, if they say yes they are linked back to the beginning. I am trying to figure out how to export this data or create a report that displays the results in a user friendly way. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Nancy  

Is it possible to program math tasks for respondents to solve and then have them advance to some more questions if they get a certain amount of tasks right and have the survey end if they do not make the threshold? Something like: Solve the following tasks 1+1, 2+2, 3+3.Then, if they get 2 right, they advance to another survey and if they only get 1 or less right, the survey ends.