I have a question where I would present the user with characteristics (in the form of table) of two fictitious people, and ask the user to either select from option 1 or option 2. Now the tricky part is that each of the values of the characteristics of these people are randomly generates from a list, so that every time a question pops up, a different set of characteristics appear. For example, characteristic "education" for option 1 could either be: high school, college, grad school, etc, while "gender" could be male, female, etc. One randomly selected option would be presented, for each characteristic.
How can I do that? Any help would be great.
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There are a few different ways to do it.
You could randomly set an embedded variable for each attribute and pipe them into the question text. You could randomly select from a list and set them using the survey flow randomizer, a web service or a JavaScript.
Another way to do it would be have a multiple choice question for each attribute where you randomly display one choice. Then hide those questions with JavaScript and pipe the displayed choice into your question text.
You could randomly set an embedded variable for each attribute and pipe them into the question text. You could randomly select from a list and set them using the survey flow randomizer, a web service or a JavaScript.
Another way to do it would be have a multiple choice question for each attribute where you randomly display one choice. Then hide those questions with JavaScript and pipe the displayed choice into your question text.
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