Customisation is not available for request response, for this you can use custom validation

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You can also achieve this through JavaScript.



Please refer to this post for guidance:

https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/comment/5586#Comment_5586

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> @christxy said:

> Customisation is not available for request response, for this you can use custom validation



Thanks, but in this case I seem to be simply unable to set a condition that would work for me.

1) I can't set a condition with "if question remains unanswered" (I can only set positive conditions, so to speak).

I could work by setting "Don't know" as standard answer, then set a condition like this: "Validation will pass if Don't know (count) is equal or less than <number>"



2) ! But, the amount of statements that is shown is conditional to a previous question in the survey (see the display logic arrows in the screenshot). Therefore, I need a sort condition that is relative ("more than half") to the amount of displayed statements.

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Conditions will be very large, better make this as force response.

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> @christxy said:

> Conditions will be very large, better make this as force response.



I agree, I'm rather making this specific validation too complex. I'm going ahead with a "request response"; if some respondents really do get annoyed by those requests & quit the survey, so be it (for now). Thanks for trying to help!

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Great it's a good idea. Instead of wasting effort on making it complex better keep it simple to avoid errors.

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Hello @socialmovemends ;



The solution will work for single choice matrix question



For this, we need a fake next button to make popover.



Step 1: Paste the following code in the look and feel -> advanced -> add custom css



#CustomButton{

border: none;

color: #fff;

font-size: 16px;

padding: 8px 20px;

-webkit-border-radius: 4px;

-moz-border-radius: 4px;

-ms-border-radius: 4px;

-o-border-radius: 4px;

border-radius: 4px;

cursor: pointer;

margin: 0;

text-align: center;

text-decoration: none;

-webkit-appearance: none;

transition: background .3s;

background-color: #c32432;

}



Step 2: Paste the following code in the js(onready) of the matrix question:



const that=this;

this.hideNextButton();

var btn = jQuery('<div id="Buttons"><input id="CustomButton" class="NextButton Button" title=" Next " type="button" name="NextButton" value=" Next " aria-label="Next"></div>')

jQuery('#Buttons').append(btn);



jQuery('#CustomButton').on('click', function(){

var cr=parseInt(jQuery(".ChoiceRow").length)/2;

var ch=parseInt(jQuery("checked").length);

if(ch<cr) { var r = confirm("You have only gave the details of "+ch+" family members. Click Ok to continue or cancel to give more "); }

else { that.clickNextButton(); }

if (r == true) {

that.clickNextButton();

} else {



}



});



Output: Only 3 family member detail is given out of 8. See the!

image

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