Hi, my set up is like this:

Q1. How many dogs do you have?

1. None
2. 1
3. 2
4. 3
5. 4
-oth- : More than 4: Please specify

Now, I'm following this with a multiple short text question to collect the breed for each dog

So I have a bunch of subquestions labelled, Dog 1, Dog 2 etc, and am showing them based on the option selected at Q1.

Label - (Relevance Equation)

Dog 1 - (1)
Dog 2 - ((Q1.NAOK == "3" OR Q1.NAOK == "4" OR Q1.NAOK == "5" OR Q1.NAOK == "-oth-"))
Dog 3 - ((Q1.NAOK == "4" OR Q1.NAOK == "5" OR Q1.NAOK == "-oth-"))
Dog 4 - ((Q1.NAOK == "5" OR Q1.NAOK == "-oth-"))
Dog 5 - ((Q1.NAOK == "-oth-"))
Dog 6 - ((Q1.NAOK == "-oth-"))
etc

You can see at the end there, even if the person entered "5" at Q1, they will see 6+ boxes to answer. Ideally I would like to be able to "target" the -oth- answer, which is numeric-only.

Something like:

Dog 5 - ((Q1_-oth- == "5"))
Dog 6 - ((Q1_-oth- == "6"))

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Here is the example survey:

How to accessing the other field is depending on the questiontype. Often it is the best to attach the exported question here.

The value of the field is often accessible via Q1_other.shown .

You might assign the answer of the question to a new variable via a equation question, which you can use for relevance.

Hi Jelo, I have attached the file to my original post now.

Thank you for the solution, this was exactly what I needed.

No need for an equation question, you can simply enter - ((Q1_other.shown >= "5")) - into the relevance equation on the subquestions