I have a question I need to ask if someone answered 'Disagree' to either of the previous two questions but when I add the condition for the second question it goes on an AND condition instead of an OR.
Screen shot of the conditions attached

Which version of LS?
Can you attach a little test survey, with only the relevant questions included (.lss file)?

LSS attached.
Sorry, I'm not sure where to see the version of LS I'm using.

You can use scenarios in the conditions designer to insert an OR.

Having said that, it is far easier to use a relevance equation:

Sorry, I'm not sure where to see the version of LS I'm using.

For future reference, you can find the Limesurvey in the bottom right corner of the admin pages.

Thanks holch. I'm on version Version 2.50+ Build 160810.

Could you provide more detail? I don't see where I can change it from an AND to an OR condition.

I added the relevance question but now question 3 never displays. Attachment shows what I did

That is not supposed to be in the conditions designer. Delete all conditions for the question there and insert the equation in the Relevance field when editing the question.

Maybe the manual would help.

- www.limesurvey.org/manual/Questions_-_in...n#Field_descriptions

- www.limesurvey.org/manual/Expression_Man...tion-Level_Relevance

Thanks, I was able to get it to work. I appreciate your help and patience!

Is there a way to set the condition on questions set up in an array? I followed the same logic and it's not working. Screen shots show the question and answer codes and the error I receive

You can, but you are referencing the subquestions wrong.

You need to tell Limesurvey which question you are referring to and which subquestion you are referring to. AS So what is the question code of this array question? Because Q12-Q16 seem to be the subquestion codes.

So to reference the subquestions you need to go like this QUESTIONCODE_SUBQUESTIONCODE. If you would use numbers for the answer codes you could shorten your equation quite a bit by use >, < and = to define everything in one.

Lets assume you want to reference the subquestion Q12, lets assume the question code of the whole question is QC and the answer options are 1-5 and you only want 1-3 go further.

Then you could write something like this: If you put this into the long free text question as relevance equation, the question would open if the respondent answere 1, 2 or 3 in subquestion Q12 of question QC.

If you really want to stick to your current answer codes it will be more or less the same, you just will have to have a longer relevance equation.