Dear all,
I am very new to Qualitrics and conducting a survey that investigates some aspects of a website. In total, every respondent needs to visit 5 different websites (out of a pool of 70 websites) and then answer the same matrix question for each one.
I'm a bit confused about how to make sure that every respondent receives 5 different links and that all 70 websites are somewhat evenly visited.
So far, I have created 5 different matrix question blocks, but I am unable to use the Randomizer properly. I have distributed the 70 websites to the 5 question blocks (so 14 website links each). In theory, I'd like the randomizer to choose 1 out of the 14. But practically I am not able to attribute one randomizer to each of the 5 questions.
Could somebody be so kind and help me out?
thanks!
best, Claudia
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Best answer by MohammedAli_Rajapkar
Hi @cmat95
What I understood, the requirement is to show 1 website (randomly) on each of the 5 matrix questions.
If I understood it correctly then you can utilize "choice randomization" 3rd option which is "present only X number of choices [Random subset].
The recommendation would be to select "evenly present elements".
Here is the documentation for this:
https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/question-options/choice-randomization/#SettingUpChoiceRandomization
Hope this help!
View originalWhat I understood, the requirement is to show 1 website (randomly) on each of the 5 matrix questions.
If I understood it correctly then you can utilize "choice randomization" 3rd option which is "present only X number of choices [Random subset].
The recommendation would be to select "evenly present elements".
Here is the documentation for this:
https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/question-options/choice-randomization/#SettingUpChoiceRandomization
Hope this help!
+20Hi @cmat95
What I understood, the requirement is to show 1 website (randomly) on each of the 5 matrix questions.
If I understood it correctly then you can utilize "choice randomization" 3rd option which is "present only X number of choices [Random subset].
The recommendation would be to select "evenly present elements".
Here is the documentation for this:
https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/question-options/choice-randomization/#SettingUpChoiceRandomization
Hope this help!
What I understood, the requirement is to show 1 website (randomly) on each of the 5 matrix questions.
If I understood it correctly then you can utilize "choice randomization" 3rd option which is "present only X number of choices [Random subset].
The recommendation would be to select "evenly present elements".
Here is the documentation for this:
https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/question-options/choice-randomization/#SettingUpChoiceRandomization
Hope this help!
thanks a lot for the quick solution!
the choice randomization worked perfectly. The only issue I'm still facing is the fact, that I cannot hide the radio button next to the link and that apparently the link does not open by clicking on it.
Any idea for the radio button?
For the link I have used the following variables in the Rich Content Editor:
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Any guesses what might be wrong?
the choice randomization worked perfectly. The only issue I'm still facing is the fact, that I cannot hide the radio button next to the link and that apparently the link does not open by clicking on it.
Any idea for the radio button?
For the link I have used the following variables in the Rich Content Editor:
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Any guesses what might be wrong?
+27Just a guess, but you need to create/edit links in html mode. Otherwise, your html tags will get converted to html entities (e.g. `<`)
+20@cmat95
By using JavaScript / CSS you would be able to hide the radio button. Hope you are familiar with JavaScript / CSS...please let me know otherwise
Also, to make the link clickable please place your code under "source view"
Please check below documentation for source view
https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/editing-questions/rich-content-editor/rich-content-editor-overview/#FormattingRichText
By using JavaScript / CSS you would be able to hide the radio button. Hope you are familiar with JavaScript / CSS...please let me know otherwise
Also, to make the link clickable please place your code under "source view"
Please check below documentation for source view
https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/editing-questions/rich-content-editor/rich-content-editor-overview/#FormattingRichText
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