Can unselected recalled variables display nothing instead of _____?

Hey there ​@KatChernova 👋🏼 We have since then released a user friendly option to create an outcome quiz, learn more in our guide on using Branching and Outcome quizzes together. If you have a specific form you need a deeper looking into, please don’t hesitate to reach out to Support here. 

Thank you! Outcome Quiz combined with Branching looks like an excellent addition and I can definitely see how it could be useful for some of our other tools. But I don't think it quite solves this particular use case. And we can already achieve something similar using variables and scorings.

As mentioned, one of our questions has 13 possible answers and users can select multiple options. Each selected option has a corresponding piece of personalised information that we want to show them as part of their final report/advice.

Outcome Quiz would require us to account for a potentially very large number of combinations. With 13 independently selectable answers, there are potentially 8191 selections (just for one Q, but we have others!). And we don't really need 8191 different outcomes - we have 13 pieces of advice that just need to be dynamically assembled according to which options the user selected.

So for this particular use case, simply having a way for unselected recalled information to display nothing instead of _____ would actually solve the problem for us.

​@KatChernova - When you recall the specific Multiple Choice question page on an ending page, it should only display the selected answers. Could you share a screenshot of what you are referring to so I can make sure we are referring to the same thing? 

Question 12 has 13 answer options, users can select more than one - so I created a separate text variable for each answer option (content_12a, content_12b, content_12c, etc.).

I initially tried using a single text variable for the question, but Replace overwrites all existings values only with the last selection. So I had to create a separate text variable for each option.

For each selected answer, I used a Replace calculation to populate its corresponding variable. For example, selecting option A replaces content_12a with 12A, selecting option B replaces content_12b with 12B and so on.

I then recalled all 13 variables on the results page so that all the relevant pieces of content can be assembled together.

Here’s what I get:

Here user selected 12B, 12E, 12G, 12L and 12N. Those values are recalled correctly. However, for every option they didn't select, Typeform displays _____.

So the functionality is actually doing exactly what I need for the selected answers. The issue is simply that I need the unselected ones to show as nothing at all, rather than as underscores. The intention is for the final result to appear as one continuous paragraph of text (or small paragraphs), made up of up to 13 sentences, with each sentence providing a short piece of relevant advice but, as you can see, the paragraph gets broken up by  _____.