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I have a product recommendation quiz where I have 10 questions answering questions such as:

Q: “How important is multilingual capability for you?”

“Very important” would Add u+3] to Tool A  and Add +2 for Tool B and add +1 for Tool C.

“Not so important” would Add t+3] to Tool D  and Add +2 for Tool E and add +1 for Tool F

(tools F, and G would not get any score for this question)

 

If you get highest score across the quiz for tool A, you would end up with that outcome. 

 

What would be the best way for building this quiz? I tried creating variables for each tool but I don’t know how to refer to the “biggest” variable in end results.

Hi @Tiina Juhola Have you tried using our outcome quiz? This should allow you to do what you’re looking for! 


@Liz  I have tried to build this with Outcome quiz indeed but I am not sure how to set the weights as described. I didn’t find a way to do it. How should I do that?


Hi @Tiina Juhola Thinking back on this, you might want to use the overall scoring tool: 

 

and then use logic jumps to send the respondent to the corresponding ending based on the math you set for the scoring. One thing to note - you’ll need to enter all of the possible logic jump options in order to send your respondent to the correct ending. 

 


@Liz  I see what you mean. However my issue is that the Tools (endings) have different score per question. For instance for some question tool A may get  + add 3 (higher end) while for some question they get 1 or no score at all. Hence the example you shared doesn’t work for me, I think. 

One option I thought about was creating points per variation. However I don’t see how I can map variation score into the endings?

 


@Tiina Juhola - if you are capturing the point scored for each tool type as individual variables, you can use the logic rules to determine if subtotal_A is greater than subtotal_B and all the other subtotals, then go to ending A 

there are several posts that i have made here in the community that cover this sort of evaluation 

hope that might help

 

des


@john.desborough  I would need to compare to other results e.g. if tool A is greater than B and greater than tool C >

I haven’t found out how to refer to other variable. Could you explain perhaps where you do that? 


@Tiina Juhola -i did this little sample quiz to show the following

 

@Liz - this same logic will apply to folks looking to evaluate 5 as well for unique highest score but they would need to extend the logic to cover the additional possible combinations. 

variables are as follows:

and you have assigned the points to them through the questions

logic rules something like this:

 


Hi, this looks like it could work for my issue. I’m trying to build a similar outcome quiz (with 4 variables) but I’m not tracking this additional logic step. As you can see below, I have 4 categories with tallied scores from the submitters answers but even though a certain category has the highest amount, that’s not always the end screen the submitter winds up on. (i.e. if they have 15 for “san” and 7 for “choleric” they still wound up on the “Choleric” end screen rather than “san”)

 

Any help would be much appreciated!

 

 


@RGP Development - can you share a screenshot of your logic rules for routing to the ending(s) .. that will help determine a solution for you

 

des


Absolutely. I’ve attached some screenshots below

 

 


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