Quizz with multiple categorie scores

@tvds - welcome to the community and the nightmare lol from a fellow user

these are a complicated beast to try and walk through from the logic perspective, as you can see/feel.

i have included a screenshot of a 5 variable eval grid that ties into how i would walk through the evaluation (you pointed to a couple of examples in your earlier post that were ‘mine’ so this is a progression from those if you will). My example is based on ‘greater than’ but can be flipped easily in terms of going for lower numbers  - more comments below image

in my image if i was focused on creating highest score wins, i would add one point for each statement being true in the vertical column, giving me a max for each - and a unique win path to an ending page - of 4. In your case, i would add 0 for each true statement, giving you a unique win path to ending statement if v1_gt_total (for example) = 0. if every other value was greater than v1, it is absolutely the lowest score. 

the issue will come when you have ties at the next level - how will you break them?  that part of the decision tree is something that you should have pathed out on a napkin or twenty and figure out how you want to influence the path they take. for example: 

• so, you have 3 scores that are tied - which one of these is the most painful to address? if you had to choose one, which would it be? and then, potentially, route them to that ending page.. with a reminder note that they had two others to come back to later. 

One comment about trying to do all of this inside the typeform and present options - you ARE limited by the logic available in the platform in order to give an instant response to the user (barring using API and Webhooks that might help). You may want to consider the ‘guide them down one path’ approach in the form BUT ask them for an email address if they want to receive a report based on their inputs that addresses all the combinations/tied-score endings… Connecting the form to Google Sheets would allow you to do much more analysis, even in a templated fashion, to look at the ties and combinations and provide some details from the spreadsheet into a report template, and emailed back to the user (look at the Document Studio addin as a possible tool). That might give you more control over what you are able to provide to the user. 

just some thoughts that might help

cheers