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Importing or duplicating logic

  • 28 October 2021
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Hi,

for a typeform we’re creating, each answer adds values to multiple variables. The goal is to show in the end, the 3 highest scoring values to the user.

2 issues/questions here:

  1. Is there a way to simplify the logic creation and reduce lots of repititve work?
  2. Is there a way to show only the 3 best performing variables at the end?

 

Question 1 background:

In MVP-mode, we have 3 questions, ± 6 answers per question and 8 variables. In full-live this will be rather 5 questions, ± 8 answers per question and 20 variables.

The logic looks a bit like this:

if “question X” is “answer A” then Add “value Y” to “variable 1”
if “question X” is “answer A” then Add “value Z” to “variable 2”

and so on.

Meaning in MVP-mode we have to do the above about 3x6x8 times = 144 times

and in full-live version 5x8x20 = 800 times.

While in excel: this is a simple matrix with 5x8 rows and 20 columns each with a value to be added.

Is there a way to import the logic? or at least to duplicate the statement and so we only have to change the value , in order to save time?

or do we really need to do 5-6 clicks per IF-line for 800 times? :-)

 

Question 2:

Currently, at the end, we show the value of each variable, and with 8 variables this is more or less manageable, however with 20 this, becomes really bad @ UX. So is there a way to only show the max 3 variables?

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Best answer by Liz 28 October 2021, 18:43

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Hi @impactivs Happy Thursday! Welcome to the community. 

To answer your first question, we don’t have an option to import logic jumps, but you could use our APIs to add in the logic programatically. 

As for showing certain variables, you would need to create different endings and use logic jumps to show the one that applies based on which variables you’d like shown. 

I know these aren’t the most helpful answers, but hopefully they provide some clarity! 

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