I have a internal customer survey which has 26 unit to rate under a question however i need to create a logic that says that if you are working in “Unit A” , don't answer statement 1 of the matrix question.
Do i have to create multiples of the same question i.e. 26 then do the jump with the exclusion of the unit that is being rated?
i took a stab at this one to see if i had my assumptions about your thinking correct - see the link here
this little test has a drop down with with units 1-26 from which the user can choose.
there is a matrix question for each of the business units that is ‘missing’ the ability to rate their own unit (ie unit six sees options to rate unites 1-5 and 7-26) and i put the following in the description section to help inspect the matrix list to see if i had managed to update the matrix to a particular unit question: “unit xx question” - so unit xx should be missing from the left hand list
i simply duplicated the first matrix question and modified it for the second business unit etc
logic to route business unit to the appropriate (of 26) matrix questions is on q1
all matrix rating questions point to the statement page at the end
this will work fine in the question group construct as well.
here are the related logic images to give you a flavour of what i did:
here’s the ‘question’ page for unit 3 .. to give you an idea on the martix build
now all of this is predicated on what the 7 other voices in my head interpreted from what you wrote. if this matches up, cool… if i missed the boat, lemme know so that i can put some tequila in the coffee in the morning and start all over again.
Hi @Tshidik Happy Friday! I’m afraid there isn’t a way to hide one of the options in the matrix question based on a previous answer. Instead, you would need to create as many versions of the matrix question that could be shown and use logic jumps like this to show the one that applies.
If you think of any other questions, please let me know!
i took a stab at this one to see if i had my assumptions about your thinking correct - see the link here
this little test has a drop down with with units 1-26 from which the user can choose.
there is a matrix question for each of the business units that is ‘missing’ the ability to rate their own unit (ie unit six sees options to rate unites 1-5 and 7-26) and i put the following in the description section to help inspect the matrix list to see if i had managed to update the matrix to a particular unit question: “unit xx question” - so unit xx should be missing from the left hand list
i simply duplicated the first matrix question and modified it for the second business unit etc
logic to route business unit to the appropriate (of 26) matrix questions is on q1
all matrix rating questions point to the statement page at the end
this will work fine in the question group construct as well.
here are the related logic images to give you a flavour of what i did:
here’s the ‘question’ page for unit 3 .. to give you an idea on the martix build
now all of this is predicated on what the 7 other voices in my head interpreted from what you wrote. if this matches up, cool… if i missed the boat, lemme know so that i can put some tequila in the coffee in the morning and start all over again.
Thank you so much , i see the method you used, what is S1?
sorry for the delay in answering this - but the S1 is just a statement question that i used to bring all the ‘options’ for answering the question back into a single thread … you can do whatever you like - i just used that to show that you could do all those branches and then comes back to your main line of questions or ending phases.