How to remind the respondents at the "end of survey" the number of question he did not answer and take him back to that question or block.
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The number of questions answered could be shown by using piped text. Taking the respondent back to the question or block might be solved by adding a branch at the end of the survey in the survey flow. Under the condition that for the repsective questions, all answer options are not selected, the survey is routed back to the question or block. This would be repeated several times until all questions have been answered.
Hi Pat,
Thanks for the answer , its good but it won't help me.
I have a lot of Matrix questions with scale point of 6(Strongly Agree, Agree, Neither agree nor etc.) and each having 10-12 statements .
The branch condition will be too long and tedious to implement.
is their any work around for it.
Thanks for the answer , its good but it won't help me.
I have a lot of Matrix questions with scale point of 6(Strongly Agree, Agree, Neither agree nor etc.) and each having 10-12 statements .
The branch condition will be too long and tedious to implement.
is their any work around for it.
You can use piped text to remind respondent which questions are not answered and for moving between the question use table of content.
The number of questions answered could be shown by using piped text. Taking the respondent back to the question or block might be solved by adding a branch at the end of the survey in the survey flow. Under the condition that for the repsective questions, all answer options are not selected, the survey is routed back to the question or block. This would be repeated several times until all questions have been answered.
Could you be more specific on how to set the condition and piped text?
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