I am creating a type form to get an average score per variable.
So I created 3 variables with 10 questions each and the possibility to answer with an opinion scale from 1-10. At the end I want to show the average score per variable. How to do this?
So the user can see when they are experience negative stress or not per topic.
Best answer by john.desborough
@Sdevr - you don’t need the cheat sheet lol.. but here’s the simple process, some of which you might have already put in place:
on each question, use a logic rule to assign the point total of the answer to the variable
add q1 to variable_one
add q2 to variable_two..
etc
at the end, you put in a logic rule(s) to get the average
create three variables for v_avg_one, v_avg_two, v_avg_three for example
add variable_one to v_avg_one
divide v_avg_one by 10 (ie 10 questions per variable to get avg for the variable)
same for the other two variables.
now you can use recall to show the average values for each variable
here’s your average scores:
Topic one: @recall v_avg_one
Topic two: @recall v_avg_two
Topic three: @recall v_avg_three
do that on a statement page or some other type of question that will allow the user to select where to go next
Hi @Sdevr Welcome to the community! Happy to have you here. I believe @john.desborough has a lovely cheat sheet on setting up multiple variables and calculating their averages!
Hi @Liz thanks for your answer. Would be lovely to have that sheet. Hope it helps. I have search for hours to find the right information, but it got me stuck.
