In randomizer, I wanted to show only 1 element out of 80 elements. Those 30 elements are embeded data that determin which block they will be directed to in the future.However, I forgot to change the number in " Randomly present xx of the following elements" from 80 to 1 when I added elements and already collected the data. In the data, I got the embeded data in the randomizer for each subject. However, I am not sure whether it is correct. I tried with my survey myself, it seems that the mistake I made doesn't matter. Each subject still get one of the elements from randomizer. Only thing that matter is the edit count. Is my understanding correct?Thank you!

Your question can not be answered without looking at the branch logic after setting the embedded variables. What can be said from the screenshot is that all participants would have potentially seen all the questions AND all of them would most likely have the same embedded variables. Which would imply that everyone saw the same stimuli and got the same questions. Just the order was changed.However, as mentioned earlier, the result maybe different based on your branch logic.

Forget to change the number in " Randomly present xx of the following elements" in Randomizer

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