Hello everyone.
I am editing 3 separate surveys, but I was thinking about the possibility to create only one big survey with 3 different surveys inside, that I would like to randomize. The idea is that each subject would take one of the 3 possible surveys randomly. Is it possible?
Thank you very much.
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Yes. Put your surveys into blocks and randomize the order in survey flow.
Hello @s_furlan80,
We can certainly do this ,
there are many ways you can achieve this :
1. Assigning embedded data and then based on condition you can create the survey.
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As shown in above image first we assign an embedded data a value. Now the respondents are randomly presented one of three surveys based on the number they revived.
the Embedded data can be used to see instantaneously which survey was shown to the respondents.
We can also use the blocks under group element , but this will be little harder to manage.
2. If you have created 3 surveys and want to record data of respondents in separate surveys then we can have a redirection survey where respondent gets redirected to one of 3 surveys.
Here we can have End of Survey element which will be under randomizer and each randomizer redirects to one survey.
But this will create two responses for each respondent
We can certainly do this ,
there are many ways you can achieve this :
1. Assigning embedded data and then based on condition you can create the survey.
!
!
As shown in above image first we assign an embedded data a value. Now the respondents are randomly presented one of three surveys based on the number they revived.
the Embedded data can be used to see instantaneously which survey was shown to the respondents.
We can also use the blocks under group element , but this will be little harder to manage.
2. If you have created 3 surveys and want to record data of respondents in separate surveys then we can have a redirection survey where respondent gets redirected to one of 3 surveys.
Here we can have End of Survey element which will be under randomizer and each randomizer redirects to one survey.
But this will create two responses for each respondent
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