How can I use logic so that according to a weight I calculate the ration and the final price of the product? Thank you
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Logic to calculate final price and food portion
Best answer by Liz
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- First, create a variable that has the weight of the products stored within that variable. You’ll also want to add a variable for the dog weight.
- Next, you’ll need to add a calculation to the question that asks the respondent what product they want. I’ve chosen to multiply by 30 in this question, but if you know that all products are going to be multiplied by 30, then I would do this calculation within the product weight variable instead. (For example, I would set the product weight to 60.)
- Then, add the calculations to the question that asks for the dog’s weight like this:
And then you’ll have the calculations! You can test out my example below, and on the ending page, I’ve recalled the score variable so you can see the math.
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Nosotros preguntamos el peso del perro, con ello deberia de darnos internamente la racion para multiplicarla por 30 dias y por el precio del kilo de producto
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Nosotros preguntamos el peso del perro, con ello deberia de darnos internamente la racion para multiplicarla por 30 dias y por el precio del kilo de producto
We ask the weight of the dog, with this he should give us internally the ration to multiply it by 30 days and by the price of the kilo of product
+5Hi
- First, create a variable that has the weight of the products stored within that variable. You’ll also want to add a variable for the dog weight.
- Next, you’ll need to add a calculation to the question that asks the respondent what product they want. I’ve chosen to multiply by 30 in this question, but if you know that all products are going to be multiplied by 30, then I would do this calculation within the product weight variable instead. (For example, I would set the product weight to 60.)
- Then, add the calculations to the question that asks for the dog’s weight like this:
And then you’ll have the calculations! You can test out my example below, and on the ending page, I’ve recalled the score variable so you can see the math.
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If I only put one variable, it works fine, but we need several with various weights and that is where it no longer does the operations for us.
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