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Can you someone help me set this up?

 

I’m trying to make this nps question 2 with selected brand at question 1.

 

If you pick several options for question 1, only up to 3 can be shown at question2. If you choose BRAND A, make sure it's given priority for display.

 

 

 

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I’d appreciate any help, thanks!

 

Best answer by omkarkewat

Hi @hachiware10 LONG MESSAGE ALERT!!!

you can do this with embedded data , randomizer and branch logics via survey flow.

 STEP1: 

Create multi select brand question.

STEP 2: 

Create separate NPS questions for every brand in separate blocks. Ignore the pipe text inserted in every question text, I’ll explain it in the further steps.

STEP 3: 

Create branch logics for brand A and embedded data which will capture the exact answer choice value ‘A’. You can hard code the value ‘A’ as well instead of using ‘${q://QID1/ChoiceDescription/1}’. Insert block Brand A so that it will be displayed only when brand A is selected in question 1.

STEP 4:

This branch logic will work when brand A is selected. Insert randomizer and keep its value as 2 instead of 3 as the third brand question will be A. Create branch logics for other brands (B,C,D,E,F) and insert appropriate question blocks as well similar to that of step 3.

STEP 5: 

This branch will work when brand A is not selected in question 1. Keep the randomizer value as 3 as it will pick 3 brand questions excluding brand A. Repeat the same process again to create branch logics for all the brands.

STEP 6: Now you can insert all the embedded data (which I asked you to ignore in the step 2) in the appropriate brand NPS questions respectively.

NOTE: Brand A branch logic will be not inside the randomizer as it has to be prioritized.

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You can use JS in an hidden question to check if the Brand A is selected then select random other 2 brands else select random 3 brands. Use this JS hidden question in the loop and merge configuration.

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  • January 26, 2024

Thanks @Shashi !

But I don’t know so much about JS😅

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  • January 26, 2024

Hi @hachiware10 LONG MESSAGE ALERT!!!

you can do this with embedded data , randomizer and branch logics via survey flow.

 STEP1: 

Create multi select brand question.

STEP 2: 

Create separate NPS questions for every brand in separate blocks. Ignore the pipe text inserted in every question text, I’ll explain it in the further steps.

STEP 3: 

Create branch logics for brand A and embedded data which will capture the exact answer choice value ‘A’. You can hard code the value ‘A’ as well instead of using ‘${q://QID1/ChoiceDescription/1}’. Insert block Brand A so that it will be displayed only when brand A is selected in question 1.

STEP 4:

This branch logic will work when brand A is selected. Insert randomizer and keep its value as 2 instead of 3 as the third brand question will be A. Create branch logics for other brands (B,C,D,E,F) and insert appropriate question blocks as well similar to that of step 3.

STEP 5: 

This branch will work when brand A is not selected in question 1. Keep the randomizer value as 3 as it will pick 3 brand questions excluding brand A. Repeat the same process again to create branch logics for all the brands.

STEP 6: Now you can insert all the embedded data (which I asked you to ignore in the step 2) in the appropriate brand NPS questions respectively.

NOTE: Brand A branch logic will be not inside the randomizer as it has to be prioritized.

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  • January 29, 2024

@omkarkewat 

It worked! Thank you so much for the detail and explanation! It was super helpful😊

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