There are a few ways of going about this -

1. We use this method in many of our studies - Create a group with ONE commercial in a block then follow up with a second block containing the questions. You can then create as many commercial groups as needed then place all the groups in a randomizer.

2. You could set up counter variables and use counters to keep track of videos shown and then show unseen videos, but the blocks would still need to be repeated. This seems like the complicated way.

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Thank you very much Liberty!

That works perfectly

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@Libertywick



Hi Liberty

Reviewing the questionnaire I can now see that using that method you kindly suggested cause the earlier answers to repeat as well. For example, in case that the answer for commercial 1 was 7, the same answer appears automatically after the next commercial as well.

Any ideas?

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> @Ran said:

> @Libertywick

>

> Hi Liberty

> Reviewing the questionnaire I can now see that using that method you kindly suggested cause the earlier answers to repeat as well. For example, in case that the answer for commercial 1 was 7, the same answer appears automatically after the next commercial as well.

> Any ideas?



ah! so that is mostly likely a symptom of just replicating the block in survey flow. You will need to actually replicate the answers for a new block in the editor. For example:

Commercial1/Block1 with answers 1-7 then Commercial2/Block2 with answers 1-7

NOT

Commercial1/Block1 then Commercial2/Block1 (again)

Hopefully this makes sense.

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