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Randomised points of data (it's simple, please help(: )

  • April 9, 2022
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Hey all!
I come from R and so I made the table I wantrd as my final results in Qualtrics but I'm struggling here.

Here is what I want to accomplish:

{Statement} that was said by {person}.
State your agreement 1-5.

Now, I made a pull of 30 statements and 30 people. I want that for each subject there will be a random statement with a random person (without replacement, to make sure all 30 are presented) and of course the order is random, and also the statements aren't real so I want complete randomisation.

I'm an R programmer and I was able to make a nice webapp that simulate the results and my analysis:
https://psychisrael.shinyapps.io/anna_diana_yann/
Please let me know if it's possible in Qualtrics :)

Best answer by Tom_1842

Hi there, I believe you should be able to accomplish what you are describing by using a Randomizer with "Evenly Present Elements" enabled in the Survey Flow. Beneath the Randomizer element, include the 30 possible statements/people each as their own elements. Then, make sure that only "1" element is presented. When a respondent enters the survey, they will be randomly assigned a Person and Statement which can then be referenced in the survey using Piped Text. Something like the below:
PersonStatementRandomizing.png

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  • April 11, 2022

Hi there, I believe you should be able to accomplish what you are describing by using a Randomizer with "Evenly Present Elements" enabled in the Survey Flow. Beneath the Randomizer element, include the 30 possible statements/people each as their own elements. Then, make sure that only "1" element is presented. When a respondent enters the survey, they will be randomly assigned a Person and Statement which can then be referenced in the survey using Piped Text. Something like the below:
PersonStatementRandomizing.png

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  • April 12, 2022

Wow thanks! I will very definitely check it out!

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  • April 14, 2022

https://community.qualtrics.com/XMcommunity/discussion/comment/45427#Comment_45427So after playing around it seems like in this case I am the one to set who's statement was said by which person.
I wouldnt want to set in the item which person said wich statement, so each subject will see diffrent reasults.
I uploaded a fully randomized example
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Like in this case. where all these diffrent subjects saw statement 1 as said by a diffrent person (unknown or a figure from starwars)
data-2022-04-13.csv

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  • April 14, 2022

Ah okay, in the example I showed it would pair the persons and statements together. I think what you're looking for can be accomplished by using 2 Randomizers - 1 for Person and 1 for Statement. Something like the below:
PersonStatementRandomizing2.png

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  • April 16, 2022

תמונה1.pngThanks for all your help but i think there is a fundamental problem with qualtrics,
since nothing i do seems to help. it always just picks one sentence or person and repeats it.
I tried with

Randomize element 1 (person) element 2...element three

then another Randomizer for sentences (same idea, for each sentence i made an element).

It just repeats the same person/element each time.


I also tried to play with the choosing elements, present maybe 3, making only one element with multiple data..

but it all returns as the same poll.



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  • April 18, 2022

https://community.qualtrics.com/XMcommunity/discussion/comment/45571#Comment_45571Hey there 😀 
If you haven’t already, we’d recommend reaching out to our Support team, as they are best equipped to handle an issue like this!

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