I have a survey that is bringing logic difficulty (seemed simple at first).
The is one main, root question. If the user select any answer, he should be followed with a new question to measure intensity from 0-10 regarding the option selected.
Problem: If people select multiple answers, each answer should open up a new 0-10 response. The problem im getting is that as soon as i select >=2 answers, it opens just one "0-10" response instead of >=2.
Survey logic:
root questionmeasuring intensity from answers selectedlogic right now
How I want to work is exactly like what I draw on the first image: selecting to answers = opens two "0-10" questions. Selecting three would open three, and so on.
How can I do that?
Best,
Nick
Best answer by john.desborough
@NicolasVizi - sorry to say this but you should probably build out your logic like this - assuming that your following rating questions are q8-q13
logic on q5
if q5 = A then go to q8
if q5 - B then go to q9
if q5= C then go to q10
if q5=D then go to q11
if q5= E then go to q12
if q5=F then go to q13
logic on q8
if q5 - B then go to q9
if q5= C then go to q10
if q5=D then go to q11
if q5= E then go to q12
if q5=F then go to q13
logic on q9
if q5= C then go to q10
if q5=D then go to q11
if q5= E then go to q12
if q5=F then go to q13
repeat through the other questions reducing each set of logic by the rule on the top
logic on q13
go to next appropriate question
this sort of logic set would allow for 1 selection on q5 or all of them.. and walk the user through the set of ratings as appropriate.
@NicolasVizi - good to hear… pay it forward and buy someone you don’t know a coffee the next time you are in a coffee shop (teacher, nurse, police, firefighter, paramedic, etc… they all deserve a little love!)
