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Hey everyone,

I'm creating a personality quiz with a set of questions that include four different personalities.The Questionnaire should give you a result that looks something like this:

  1. Green: 100%
  2. Yellow: 27%
  3. Pink: 50%
  4. Orange: 90%

Anyone know how I can achieve this? Is there a particular test, or name or template I can use for this?

Many thanks!

Best answer by john.desborough

@Highz - are you looking only for the text and percentages or are you looking for a bar graph image that shows ‘different coloured bars’?? 

in essence, this is a simple example of adding logic rules to each question ie 1-5 range and then adding the question scores to a series of variables for the colour subtotals. to get the percent, you simply divide the colour subtotal by the total points allocated ie 16 / 20 and then multiply it by 100 to get whole(ish) number values for the percentages. 

 

des

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Liz
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Hi @Highz Welcome to the community! Happy you’re here. 😀

I don’t think we have a template that would cover this particular use-case, but you would most likely have to use variables to setup something like this. 

@john.desborough may have an example of this offhand! 


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@Highz - are you looking only for the text and percentages or are you looking for a bar graph image that shows ‘different coloured bars’?? 

in essence, this is a simple example of adding logic rules to each question ie 1-5 range and then adding the question scores to a series of variables for the colour subtotals. to get the percent, you simply divide the colour subtotal by the total points allocated ie 16 / 20 and then multiply it by 100 to get whole(ish) number values for the percentages. 

 

des


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  • May 25, 2022

Thank you very much @Liz  and @john.desborough . This does help. 


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