Multiple Choice, Multiple Select to question group using ranking

​@BodyByKCoach1 - on the last question in the group, you need to put in the logic rules to determine where to send the user next.. 

something like this: 

• at end of qgroup 1, 
  • if q1 = b then go to qgroup2
  • if q1=C then go to qgroup3
  • etc
  • otherwise go to ending (your choice) 
• at end of qgrop2
  • if q1 = C goto qgroup3
  • if q1 = D then go to qgroup4 
  • etc
  • otherwise go to ….
• on your last qgroup, you have the rule to go to the next page. 

hope that helps

dess

I have mapped it as you suggested but something is missing or i’m not understanding exactly what to do. I saw you had answered a similar problem in the same way and I feel like this is what i have done.

I’ve recorded a loom for you to see how i’ve completed your suggestion, perhaps you can guide me from this?

Best 

Kelly 
 

​@BodyByKCoach1  - that logic looks fine if q5 is the multi-select/multiple choice question

the next set of logic needs to fo on the last question in the question group ...ie if they go to q6 which is a question group of 5 (for example) questions. the logic rules would be on the last question of that logic group ie q6.5 

there you would check to see if the user should be presented with the q7 question group or ….

make sense??

Are you able to show me how to do that please?

I don’t have an option to add in what you describe, well i can’t work out how I would implement it.

The only question is question 5 and then the question groups follow on from this.
The question groups compromise of 5-6 opinion scale based answers for them to select.

When I add in the logic to begin, I don’t see how I would display the end logic you describe. This is where I think potentially, I’ve done something wrong or differently to how I should?

I’ve been trying for days to understand but i feel like i’m not being offered the options to make this work, I’m sure it’s me and my lack of knowledge.

Kelly

​@BodyByKCoach1 - there’s a long post somewhere in the community with all the details, probably about 18months ago.. but i created a cheatsheet for this about 18 months ago - you can find it here

it might be what you are seeking. 

I have purchased your cheat sheet but I think the question I need to know is this, is my set up corrrect?

I have 1 multiple choice question, with answers A-F

From there, they move to grouped question with different answers they can select an opinion scale (the idea is that this will calculate an end score, which will eventually take them to a landing page where they can book a call.

There are 6 of these grouped questions all relating to different symptoms.

My question is, have i set this up correctly because, you talk about having multiple questions but I don’t see how I can do that, with how i’ve set it up. 

Does this make sense?

I am trying to create a quiz, just like this: https://vidalcoaching.com/symptom-quiz/

​@BodyByKCoach1 - it looks like you are trying to do two things: 

• send the user to parts of your total question set based on what they select in the multi-select 
  • you have the logic set up (with the cheatsheet) to navigate 
• it looks like you want to set up a sub-total calculation in each section, based on the answer(s) they select in the question group and use the sub-total(s) to drive the user to an ending page that says book a call
  • i would create a variable for each question group to use as the sub-total for that group and,  should the user be sent to that group, you would have a number to use to determine if they should ‘book a call’ or get more info … 
  • let’s say the question group is about ‘hormonal’ questions: 
    • create a variable called v_hormone
    • add the score they pick in the rating scale of each question in the group to the sub-total - assume three questions in the group
      • logic rule on q6-1: add the answer to question 6-1 to v_hormone
      • logic rule on q6-2: add the answer to question 6-2 to v_hormone
      • logic rule on q6-3: add the answer to question 6-3 to v_hormone
    • let’s say they choose 5, 6 and 7 respectively on those three questions, your variable now has a value of 18. make sense to here?
  • do this for each of the questions groups ie the sub-totals 
    • note that your ‘next group or exit’ logic rules would be placed on question 6-3 in my example) 
  • once you get all the possible questions answered you have a set of sub-total variables that you can use to determine which ending to go to: 
    • if they only chose “hormone” from the initial question it is pretty simple - there is only one logic path to check - if your business rule is something like this: “if they score 15 or higher, i want them to be routed to book a call. otherwise send them to an ending that gives them links to more info” 
    • your logic rule would look something like this: 
      • if v_hormone is greater than or equal to 15 then go to the ‘book a meeting question/ending’ and in all other cases go to the ‘hormone more info page’
    • if they choose multiple questions/sections to answer and have sub-totals for each, you would need to figure out how to handle the possible need for multiple calls booked - that may not be the best way to resolve the problem ie send them to a book a call page for each separate issue. 
      • you could create a ‘counter’ of the number of sub-total variables that are over your threshold score - like the 15 score in my example above- and if the count is only 1, then go a specific book a call page for that one issue but if it is greater than 1, then go to a generic page that says “hey, it looks like you have multiple issues that we should discuss. book a call and we can discuss all the details.” 

and that’s all that i have for you this afternoon - i hope it helps move the needle a bit.. and thank you for picking up the cheatsheet.. 

des