Quiz with text response (based on variable scores) for multiple sections

@john.desborough am I crazy (probably) or don’t you have an example form that does something like this with variables? 

@Liz, @john.desborough _ I have seen some of the posts where something similar has been attempted but not the same. Just to reiterate, as an output here is what I am looking for:

• Scoring for each subsection separately (using a variable, perhaps)
• Based on the score, a custom text (and not the score) to be shown to the user for each subsection
• Based on the total score, a custome text to be shown to the user.

You can try the following method:

1/ Set variables for each subsection and a total variable that is the sum of the 3 subsections. If you have 3 sections, you will have a total of 4 variables, for example: begin_point, mid_point, end_point, total_point.

2/ When you finish each section, add points to each section variable and add points to the total variable. For example, when I complete section 1, I will add points to begin_point and total_point. If I complete section 2, I will add points to mid_point and total_point.

3/ Create a notification statement table corresponding to each section and ending corresponding to total_point.

I don’t know if this method is suitable for you or not.

What is a notification statement table and how do I create it?

@sairam natarajan  @Liz  

Here’s a simple way to do this - based on this example form (i proxied the scoring framework) : 

variables i created in the sample: 

and here’s the logic rules for the example form: 

and here is the setup for the statement page… and replicated on the ending page

by adding the appropriate text stream to the variables using the logic rules, i can then display them as a series of sentences on the page using the @recall function - same on the ending btw. 

hope that helps.. 

des

john.desborough wrote:

@sairam natarajan  @Liz  

 

Here’s a simple way to do this - based on this example form (i proxied the scoring framework) : 

variables i created in the sample: 

 

and here’s the logic rules for the example form: 

 

and here is the setup for the statement page… and replicated on the ending page

 

by adding the appropriate text stream to the variables using the logic rules, i can then display them as a series of sentences on the page using the @recall function - same on the ending btw. 

hope that helps.. 

des

@john.desborough  - this has surely got me started off and I am very curious if it could get me all the way till the send. 
I’ve set up a test form to try this out: https://r0c0dbng0bt.typeform.com/to/p9xX78ba

It’s got 6 questions, with 2 questions each per subsection. Responses to 1 and 2 get added to variable “subsection1” … and so on. 

I’ve also got some statements - as I suspect this might be the best way to summarise the outcome of the sections.

But I’ve got stuck after this …

I tried adding this logic after Question 2 - If score “subsection1” score is greater than 2 [and this is where I got stuck] … 

1. What do I replace with the text I want? Given the variable is a number variable, and
2. I can’t see the replace option in the drop down like you have.
    

Hoping for some magic here!

sairam natarajan wrote:

john.desborough wrote:

@sairam natarajan  @Liz  

 

Here’s a simple way to do this - based on this example form (i proxied the scoring framework) : 

variables i created in the sample: 

 

and here’s the logic rules for the example form: 

 

and here is the setup for the statement page… and replicated on the ending page

 

by adding the appropriate text stream to the variables using the logic rules, i can then display them as a series of sentences on the page using the @recall function - same on the ending btw. 

hope that helps.. 

des

@john.desborough  - this has surely got me started off and I am very curious if it could get me all the way till the send. 
I’ve set up a test form to try this out: https://r0c0dbng0bt.typeform.com/to/p9xX78ba

It’s got 6 questions, with 2 questions each per subsection. Responses to 1 and 2 get added to variable “subsection1” … and so on. 

I’ve also got some statements - as I suspect this might be the best way to summarise the outcome of the sections.

 

But I’ve got stuck after this …

 

I tried adding this logic after Question 2 - If score “subsection1” score is greater than 2 [and this is where I got stuck] … 

1. What do I replace with the text I want? Given the variable is a number variable, and
2. I can’t see the replace option in the drop down like you have.
    

 

Hoping for some magic here!

You can do the following: If @section1 > 2 then go to statement A, otherwise go to statement B.

You can create a statement like this:

Hope this helps you.

@sairam natarajan - the variables to store the ‘text string’ need to be created as text variables. not number. 

once you create them as text the Replace option will be there. 

des

@john.desborough But, if I create them as text, how do I add scores to the variables? Sorry if I am being a bit dense. For instance, I want the variable to have a variable score based on the responses. Eventually, based on the final score for the variable, I want to produce a statement. :( 

@john.desborough - this worked! Wow… I am elated.

Of course, it’s worked on the test form and my actual form is a bit more evolved/complex than this, but at least I know it can be done … and I know how.

Thank you so so much!

@sairam natarajan - glad it worked out for you!

des