Hello, I could use some help:
I'm programming a survey with a Constant Sum question to get data on 13 preferred activities. I want to take all statements with the highest and lowest values and use them as piped text for subsequent open ended questions. Looks like I have two issues, and for simplicity's sake let's just pretend that these are my statements and their point allocations:
Apples - 40
Oranges - 40
Lemons - 10
Limes - 10
Celery - 0
Multiple High/Low Values: When I use the following as piped text [${q://QID3/ChoiceGroup/ChoiceWithHighestValue}], only one 'highest value' is displayed, even though there are multiple statements with that high value. Is there a way to use CSS, Javascript, or embedded variables to pipe in all of the 'highest value' statements instead, and then apply those values to individual text box responses? (example: Apples and Oranges both have the highest value in my constant sum, but only Apples comes back in my Piped Text instead of both Apples and Oranges)
Low Values: Currently, the "low values" piped-in are grabbing the 0 and though it's correct that it's the lowest value, I actually want to pull in the statements that have the lowest non-0 value. Is there a way to do that? (example: I want to discuss Lemons and Limes, but my piped text is displaying Celery)
Thank you in advance 😊
Using Piped Text from Constant Sum Question with Multiple Low / High Values
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