Thanks for your attention to my question.
I am trying to add a multiple-select question with 5 choices. I would like to add a constraint that, if the user chose A, then he/she cannot choose D simultaneously. I knew setting an option 'make the answer exclusive' can make the answer exclusive to ALL THE OTHER answers. However, I just want two particular answers are exclusive to each other. Besides, all the answers need to be displayed together/at the same time. If anyone can help figure out how I can achieve this?
Thank you!
Cheers,
Sherry
If there is only one option which you want to make it exclusive then you can use "exclusive option". Its explained in this documentation:
https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/editing-questions/formatting-answer-choices/#MakeAnswerExclusive
OR
if you want user should either select one of the two from 5 options then you will have to use custom validation. Here is the documentation
https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/editing-questions/validation/#CustomValidation
Assign the two choices you want to be exclusive to one another (A and D) to a Group. Then under Parent Group Options/Selections choose "Single Answer Within Group". Also, under Parent Group Options, select "Hide Group Title".
Hi!
TomG is it possible to make one choice exclusive within a group, but not for all groups in a question, plus have the choices in that first group be multiple?
What I mean is, I have a multiple choice question with 8 choices (A-H like below) that can be divided into 2 groups. In group 1 (A-D) there is one choice that cannot be selected with any of the other 3 in that group (option D), but the other 3 (A-C) can be chosen together (multiple choice). Options in group 2 an be combined with all others within their group and group 1 without restrictions (only obviously that A-C are not selected with D).
So, is there a way to mark option D as exclusive within Group 1, but still be able to choose D AND any option in group 2?
Many thanks!
Group 1
A- can be selected with all, but D
B- can be selected with all, but D
C- can be selected with all, but D
D- cannot be selected with A, B, C, but can be selected with E-H
Group 2
E- can be selected with all
F- can be selected with all
G- can be selected with all
H- can be selected with all
@sumikoh,
Groups don't support making a single choice within a group exclusive. You would have to do it with JavaScript or break into two questions (Group 1 and Group 2, where D is exclusive in Group 1).
Ok, TomG . I'll try that, then.
Many thanks for your help!
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