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Hello,

I would like your help to the following..

I need to create a poll form, in order to people be able to vote for favourite item. But I want to certify that every person has vote only once and valid.

For that reason, I gave them receipts and I put a question (number) and I am asking to put the last two digits of their receipt to the question. How can I set the question to accept only specific numbers/digits/letters?

 

Best answer by john.desborough

@abc1 - one potential option you could use: connect the typeform to a google sheet and use the google sheet to validate if the receipt number was used more than once… ie sort the data on the tab by the field_name and the time_stamp. 

 

if there are duplicate entries, only accept the first one as being valid when you tally your results. 

 

just a thought

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Hi @abc1 Happy Monday! I would suggest using logic jumps to check for certain receipts/numbers. The downside to this is that, depending on how many you need it to check for, it could take a bit of time to setup. Essentially, you’d setup a logic jump that would look like this: 

for every number you’d like the form to check for. 

Would this work for you? 


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Liz wrote:

Hi @abc1 Happy Monday! I would suggest using logic jumps to check for certain receipts/numbers. The downside to this is that, depending on how many you need it to check for, it could take a bit of time to setup. Essentially, you’d setup a logic jump that would look like this: 

for every number you’d like the form to check for. 

Would this work for you? 


Hey Liz,

 

Yeap this seems to work for me. Unfortunately, I need to do this for 100 numbers so we will see if we proceed with this option or just checking manually the answers.


Liz
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Ah yes, that’s quite a bit! Hopefully the workaround helps a little, @abc1 . Let us know if you think of any other questions in the meantime. 


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@abc1 - one potential option you could use: connect the typeform to a google sheet and use the google sheet to validate if the receipt number was used more than once… ie sort the data on the tab by the field_name and the time_stamp. 

 

if there are duplicate entries, only accept the first one as being valid when you tally your results. 

 

just a thought


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john.desborough wrote:

@abc1 - one potential option you could use: connect the typeform to a google sheet and use the google sheet to validate if the receipt number was used more than once… ie sort the data on the tab by the field_name and the time_stamp. 

 

if there are duplicate entries, only accept the first one as being valid when you tally your results. 

 

just a thought


It could be also a solution instead of manually cross check. Thank you!


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Thank you, @john.desborough !! Let us know if you use any of these solutions, @abc1 .


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