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Roster/tables in qualtrics

  • Dec 23, 2018 4:16 PM UTC
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Hi community, I am designing a survey in which I would like the participants to fill in a table (similar to a household roster). Can you please guide me on how can I do it? I dont want to create 10 questions again and again for every name, instead I want to ask them names, and want to qualtrics to ask the 10 questions automatically? Can this be done somehow? Please do help

Best answer by Anonymous

Hello @kareco , We can create a open ended question (with number and range validation) - To enter the number of people in house. Create a Side-by-Side question type with desired columns type. Based on the number entered in the first question we can apply option display logic to display required number of rows to user.
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    • Dec 23, 2018 4:47 PM UTC
    Hello @kareco , We can create a open ended question (with number and range validation) - To enter the number of people in house. Create a Side-by-Side question type with desired columns type. Based on the number entered in the first question we can apply option display logic to display required number of rows to user.
      • kareco
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      • Dec 23, 2018 5:00 PM UTC
      Hi Shashi. thankyou! Okay I got your suggestion. Can you please guide on how can I create a that display option though?. thanks
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      • Kate
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      • Dec 27, 2018 3:06 PM UTC
      What kind of questions do you want to ask again and again? Have you explored the Loop and Merge function?: https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/block-options/loop-and-merge/ I would ask a question first- "How many people in the household?" Then set a question to have them name everyone based off that 1st question utilizing the choice display option: ! Following that you can use Loop and Merge to ask a concrete set of questions (demographics, etc.) about each person listed.
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