I have a set of questions that asks the participant about the types of healthcare visits they have received in the last 6 months.
e.g.
How many of the following healthcare visits have you received?
Office Visits [ ]
Outpatient at hospital [ ]
Inpatient at hospital (i.e. planned surgery) [ ]
Emergency visit [ ]
Participant can enter a number response in each of the boxes (where the number is summed in embedded data). For example:
Office visits [ 6 ]
Outpatient [ 1 ]
Inpatient [ 0 ]
Emergency [ 1 ]
I would like to set a quota using a randomly selected response where their response is not 0 (e.g. can be either Office Visit, Outpatient or Emergency, depending what is assigned via a randomizer)
!
In the survey, I would then like to pipe the quota text into my survey.
I have tried this in a few ways, and so far it does not appear to be fully functional. What could I be missing?
Page 1 / 1
I'm a little confused by your question. Can you tell me what you want to limit with the quota?
I want to limit the visit reason to a set number:
e.g.
Office visits /100
Outpatient /100
Inpatient /100
Emergency /100
But since the original question is a multiple select, it has to be randomized to select one of the quotas and set it in the survey.
e.g.
Office visits /100
Outpatient /100
Inpatient /100
Emergency /100
But since the original question is a multiple select, it has to be randomized to select one of the quotas and set it in the survey.
Gotcha! Okay, you'll want to set up a quota for each of those visit reasons. Then, where you currently have your existing branches, you'll want to put a branch above each of them with "If quota <name> not met".
To pipe in the number of each quota, use piped text:
!
To pipe in the number of each quota, use piped text:
!
Leave a Reply
Enter your E-mail address. We'll send you an e-mail with instructions to reset your password.