+2Hi all,
Does anyone now how to calculate and present to the respondents their scores for different categories of the quiz?
I have a quiz with 25 questions and I have 7 categories and would like to show the respondent their score for each of the seven sections.
Also, is there a way to show the score in a graphical form like a progress bar or only numerically?
Any ideas?
Thanks :)
Best answer by Gabi Amaral
Hey 
Yes, you can achieve that using multiple variables adding scores to different hidden fields. In the end, your respondents get their scores in each section. I've created a quiz with branching and calculations to get there, click here to check it out.
These are the steps you should take:
1. Go to Logic > Advanced > Variables > Custom variables and create your categories over there. In the example above, I've used @art, @language, @math, and @science. Then, I selected "number" (Since we'll create scores). Don't forget to save it!
2. Now, click in Logic > Advanced > Branching & Calculations. For each one of your questions, create a condition to add a score to the specific category if your respondent gets the answer right. Check out the example of my quiz. 
3. You'll have to add these conditions to all of your questions.
4. Then, you'll create only one ending with your respondent's results. You'll have to add your categories over there by recalling information. Take a look at the example of my quiz below.
That's it! Let me know if this works for you!
Regarding your last question, I think you can only display their results numerically. Maybe my friend
Wishing you a great week! 
I want to create a maturity assessment with five sections with 3-5 questions within each section. I.e., Data, Strategy, Governance etc.
I have added scores to each response to allow the user to proceed to an ending slide with 3 maturity levels.
I would also like to create a summary of the scores for each section - perhaps a slide for each maturity level? how can i do this?
I already have scores inputed on all my questions in the “quiz and scoring” section. Based on this it looks like I have to go though and do that all again with each answer which seems complicated. Are we able to simple notate each question to a different variable and use the scoring model already in the “quick and scoring section?
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