Hi, I wish to randomize several questions and ultimately choose 1 of 2 randomized display options containing the randomized results for the survey. This is the structure.
Randomize 1 (choose 2 of 4, evenly)
Q1
Q2<---picked 2nd
Q3<---picked 1st
Randomize 2 (choose 3 of 4, evenly)
Q4<----picked 2nd
Q5
Q6<----picked 1st
Q7<----picked 3rd
Randomize 3 (choose 5 of 5, evenly (based off previous choices)
Q3<----picked 3rd
Q2<----picked 5th
Q6<----picked 1st
Q4<----picked 2nd
Q7<----picked 4th
Randomize (choose 1 of 2, evenly)
Q8<----picked
Q9
Display Q8 Page Option to user
Page Options
(Q8 descriptive text format)<---was picked
Title 1
Q3
Q2
Title 2
Q6
Q4
Q7
(Q9 descriptive text format)<---wasn't picked, but other display option
Q6
Q4
Q3
Q7
Q2
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Hi @hellomike if I'm understanding you correctly, it is simple to do _most_ of this. You would:
1. Create your survey with four blocks.
a. In block 1, set up a randomizer for Q1-Q3
b. In block 2, set up a randomizer for Q4-Q7
c. In block 3, duplicate Q1-Q7 and set up a randomizer; in each individual question, add display logic to display only if the previous duplicate question was displayed
d. In block 4, set up a randomizer for Q8-Q9
2. Create two different reports with the two reporting formats you want. Make them publicly accessible and retrieve the links.
3. Set up two different end of survey options in your survey flow. Override the survey options and set each one to redirect to one of your public reports. Use branching to determine which end of survey the respondent should see based on Q8/Q9.
The only thing I can't figure out is how to show only the questions that the respondent saw in the report. I'm not sure there's a way to do that.
1. Create your survey with four blocks.
a. In block 1, set up a randomizer for Q1-Q3
b. In block 2, set up a randomizer for Q4-Q7
c. In block 3, duplicate Q1-Q7 and set up a randomizer; in each individual question, add display logic to display only if the previous duplicate question was displayed
d. In block 4, set up a randomizer for Q8-Q9
2. Create two different reports with the two reporting formats you want. Make them publicly accessible and retrieve the links.
3. Set up two different end of survey options in your survey flow. Override the survey options and set each one to redirect to one of your public reports. Use branching to determine which end of survey the respondent should see based on Q8/Q9.
The only thing I can't figure out is how to show only the questions that the respondent saw in the report. I'm not sure there's a way to do that.
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