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How to make branching work in conjunction with embedded data and table of content

  • June 11, 2020
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i am facing a very peculiar issue. I have a survey with 10 blocks with first 3 blocks generic.

then starts a branch with embedded data which is displayed in blocks 4-8
next branch has the same blocks but slightly different embedded data calculation.

how can i show all of this together under table of content since that is must to have as the survey is large and user would like to jump across the sctions.

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    kpaddock
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    • June 12, 2020

    When you say the embedded data is displayed in blocks 4-8, do you mean the table of contents entries for blocks 4-8 will be named depending on the data? Or just some part of the blocks themselves depends on the embedded data?
    Edit: I tested something that may work. Show your generic blocks (1-3), then set your embedded data immediately before the Table of Contents. You can use two branches to set the embedded data before entering the Table of Contents (because you can't put embedded data under the ToC). Under the Table of Contents, you can then just put blocks 4-8. If you then use Piped Text in the blocks to port in the embedded data, it should work because you have already set the embedded data before the ToC was started.

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