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  • September 17, 2024
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I have a quiz with variables.  First variable is the tester must get 80% or higher to pass.  The second variable is the type of tester.  Tester A should get ending page A, tester B should get ending page B.  

I know how to score the quiz. but when setting up branching, I can’t figure out how to say if is Tester B then go to ending B.  The only option I get is Submit form.  Is what I want possible?

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Liz
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  • September 18, 2024

Hi @interimslc Do you mind sending a screenshot of what you’re seeing? I think I know the issue, but I just want to be sure I’m not assuming!


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  • September 18, 2024

Sure, I am sending 2.  The first shows the 2 endings, one is for tester A, the other is for tester B if they get 80% on the quiz, the third is if they get lower than 80%.

In this screen shot the last question asks are you a tester A or tester B--I would like it to still score the test but send to the appropriate end screen

 


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  • September 19, 2024

I am using a quiz as part of my hiring orientation.  We typically hire 2 types of employees and they must get 80% or better on the quiz to continue.  What I want is a different ending page for each type.  So they must get 80% AND select their type.  Is this possible?  So for example:  If applicant scores 80+% and is employee type A--then Ending A, if applicant scores 80+% and is employee type B--then ending B, but if applicant scores less than 80%--then ending C.  Right now I know how to do a logic based ending and a quiz based ending--can I do both?
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Liz
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Hi @interimslc For the outcome quiz, the best way to set this up would only be through scoring. So in this case, it might be better to use logic jumps/calculations to set this up instead. It will be a bit more work, but it would allow you to do this!

@john.desborough might have some shortcuts to help you get started on this. 


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@Liz @interimslc - you would have to use the logic rules to assign points to a subtotal variable  ie don’t use a ‘scoring quiz’ option.

 

for each correct answer add one point to the variable and after the user selects type A or B, then you get to the logic rules to get to ending -  i will use X as the number of points/correct answers and q9 as the type of tester

  • if v_subtotal is greater than or equal to X AND q9 = A then go to ending A
  • if v_subtotal is greater than or equal to X AND q9 = B then go to ending B
  • otherwise go to ending C

des


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