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Ending based on more than 1 variable


Hello, I have 8 several variables, each of them accamulates its own score during the survey.

Now I have like 64 various endings based on the combination of these 8 variables. Is there a way to set multiple conditions for each variabe for the ending. Like if Variabe 1 range is this and Variable 2 range is that, it goes to the ending X.
 


Many thanks for help,
Anton

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Liz
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Hi ​@creamscan Happy little Fri-yay! I hope you had a good week so far. With the outcome quiz, it’s not possible to base it off multiple variables. However, you can do this by setting up logic jumps manually and calculating for all of the variables. 

Tagging ​@john.desborough in case he has a handy guide for this!


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@Liz ​@creamscan  - Liz has is correct, that you’ll need to use the branching and logic rules in order to do this properly to put the rules in place to get to the correct endings. 

best approach, if you haven’t done it yet, is to ensure you have the conditions all down on paper so that you can check them off as you put in the logic rules. 

i would also suggest that you evaluate each variable by range and assign a single code to it,something like this:

  • if variableA is greater than -2 and variableA is less than 2 replace var_A_code with A
  • if variableA is greater than 2 and variableA is less than 5 replace var_A_code with B

do that for all variables and then you can use this to streamline your routing to ending logic:

  • if var_A_code = A and var_B_code = F go to ending A
  • if var_A_code = A and var_B_code = G go to ending B
  • etc// 

that’s how i would do it to make the logic “crayons and big animal pictures”  simple - how i do things all the time.. 

des


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Thanks for your answers ​@Liz and ​@john.desborough. I’m afraid that’s not gonna work in my case, as my variables are completely unrelated between each other so there is no point to comapare which variable is larger… It should either be above a certain scoring benchmark and then it influences the ending or below it, but they are not related one with each other

After spending a few days, I found the solution elsewhere that a) assignes the scores from a each question to the specific variable b) shows the endings based on miltiple conditions like on the pic below that are calculated to a question or a selected block of questions, that’s exactly what I need

Would be great to have it in Typeform as overall I love it better + it’s cheaper but that kind of functionality is not available yet.

But thanks anyway for your help! 

Have a great day and WE! 

 


Liz
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Thanks for sharing this, ​@creamscan ! I’ll share this with our developers to give them some insights on what’s working for you! And if you have any other feedback, let us know. 😀


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