I hope you can assist me with an issue I'm facing with my quiz. I, Fabian, have created a quiz with 10 questions, each having 4 predefined answers, which is meant to lead to 5 different end cards. I've successfully set up the links for four of the end cards, each catering to distinct response behaviors. However, I'm encountering challenges when it comes to finding the right link for the scenario of a balanced response behavior.
My intention is to create an end card that will be displayed when quiz-takers distribute their answers relatively evenly across the different options. Unfortunately, I'm unsure about the best approach to implement this linking in the Typeform Community in order to ensure that users who select a well-rounded mix of responses are directed to the appropriate end card.
Could you please assist me in creating the correct logic or linkage for this particular end card in the Typeform Community? Fabian would greatly appreciate your support.
Thank you in advance!
Best regards,
Fabian
Best answer by john.desborough
@FabianBozem@Liz - if you use a series of variables to act as subtotals for your evaluation of ‘evenly distributed and assign ‘points’ to each subtotal variable based on the selection using logic rules, you can then use logic rules at the end to send users to the appropriate cards.
if you have established the the parameters of how many of each A B C D choices the user makes in order to determine the ‘evenly distributed’ you can use the logic rules something like this
assumptions that give an evenly distributed score to a specific ending as you outilne
A - two A’s only
B - three B’s only
C - three C’s only
D - two D’s only.
create variables v_a, v_b, v_c, v_d
assigned each a value of 0
in the questions assign a single point to the v_X based on the selection - example
if q2 = A add 1 to v_a
if q2 = B add 1 to v_b
if q2 = C add 1 to v_c
if q2 = D add 1 to v_d
on the last question you would have to do the evaluation logic and for the ‘evenly distributed’ ending it would be something like this:
if v_a=2 AND if v_b = 3 AND if v_c = 3 AND if v_d = 2 then go to ending ‘evenly distributed’
you would have to draw this out on paper first and figure out the way in which you wanted the scores to go.. then figure out the logic rules to route the users along the path..
Hi @FabianBozem Thanks for stopping by the community! Our scoring doesn’t have a way to find the average or a distributed number across all of the answers, I’m afraid.
Though, @john.desborough might have some suggestions or workarounds for you!
Hi @FabianBozem Thanks for stopping by the community! Our scoring doesn’t have a way to find the average or a distributed number across all of the answers, I’m afraid.
Though, @john.desborough might have some suggestions or workarounds for you!
Okay, sad to hear that, but i would try my luck asking him. Thanks for the fast response and the will to help me with my problem.
@FabianBozem@Liz - if you use a series of variables to act as subtotals for your evaluation of ‘evenly distributed and assign ‘points’ to each subtotal variable based on the selection using logic rules, you can then use logic rules at the end to send users to the appropriate cards.
if you have established the the parameters of how many of each A B C D choices the user makes in order to determine the ‘evenly distributed’ you can use the logic rules something like this
assumptions that give an evenly distributed score to a specific ending as you outilne
A - two A’s only
B - three B’s only
C - three C’s only
D - two D’s only.
create variables v_a, v_b, v_c, v_d
assigned each a value of 0
in the questions assign a single point to the v_X based on the selection - example
if q2 = A add 1 to v_a
if q2 = B add 1 to v_b
if q2 = C add 1 to v_c
if q2 = D add 1 to v_d
on the last question you would have to do the evaluation logic and for the ‘evenly distributed’ ending it would be something like this:
if v_a=2 AND if v_b = 3 AND if v_c = 3 AND if v_d = 2 then go to ending ‘evenly distributed’
you would have to draw this out on paper first and figure out the way in which you wanted the scores to go.. then figure out the logic rules to route the users along the path..
