Hello limesurvey-community,

I am a total rookie and have the following question: I'd like to ask the same questions twice and want to exclude the previous given answers in the second round. But it would be great if the answers would be still visible, but 'crossed out' - or something like that. For example: I have an item with a scale from 1 to 6 and the in the first round the answer was a 4. In the next round you see the whole scale from 1 to 6 but can not click on the 4 (which is a light grey or something). Does anyone have an idea? That would be fantastic.

All best

Lena

That could only be done if both questions are on the same page and manipulated with JavaScript.

Alternatively, you could use multiple-choice questions set to maximum one answer and the put an array exclusion filter on Q2 - www.limesurvey.org/manual/Question_type_...ay_filter_exclude.29 .

Hi, Lena,

as Tony said: the easiest way is to use multiple-choice questions with maximum one answer.
In the screenshots I did not use array exclusion filter but simple relevance which is IMHO obvious to understand.

Both questions are multiple choice.
In the subquestions of Question 2 each subquestion has a relevance meaning:
Only display item 1 if this item is NOT selected in Question 1 (Q1_1!='Y')

Okay, the item will not be grayed or something but just be hidden.
Otherwise JS.

Best regards
Joffm

A late, but very big THANK YOU for your answers. That was very helpful.