@Mikkti987 - you need to identify the outcomes that you want to achieve first and then work back to the logic rules.
if you are adding ‘points’ to subtotal variables for outcomes, then that is the first step. then, with your outcomes defined you can set your logic rules to evaluate the subtotals to drive the user to the right ending
let’s make assumptions that:
- any category with more than 40 points out of 50 would be uniquely to that attribute
- if v_subtotal_A GTE 40 then go to ending/outcome A
- if v_subtotal_B GTE 40 then go to ending/outcome B
- if v_subtotal_C GTE 40 then go to ending/outcome C
- any combination of 25 and 25 would route you to a ‘joint’ outcome
- if v_subtotal_A = 25 and v_subtotal_B =25 then go to ending/outcome ‘joint A-B’
- if v_subtotal_A = 25 and v_subtotal_C =25 then go to ending/outcome ‘joint A-C’
- if v_subtotal_B = 25 and v_subtotal_C =25 then go to ending/outcome ‘joint B-C’
- as an example, you might also have a score over 30 in one category and if another category is over 15, you want to route them to another series of outcome pages (endings?)
- if v_subtotal_A GTE 30 and v_subtotal_B GTE 15 then go to ending/outcome ‘alternate A-B’
- if v_subtotal_A GTE 30 and v_subtotal_C GTE 15 then go to ending/outcome ‘alternate A-C’
- if v_subtotal_B GTE 30 and v_subtotal_A GTE 15 then go to ending/outcome ‘alternate B-A’
- if v_subtotal_B GTE 30 and v_subtotal_C GTE 15 then go to ending/outcome ‘alternate B-C’
- if v_subtotal_C GTE 30 and v_subtotal_A GTE 15 then go to ending/outcome ‘alternate C-A’
- if v_subtotal_C GTE 30 and v_subtotal_B GTE 15 then go to ending/outcome ‘alternate C-B’
you need to define the outcomes to which you will route your users. Then you can figure out the logic rules similar to the above, as necessary, to get the user to the appropriate ending..
hope that helps move the needle a bit..
des