Is it possible to pre-populate array options in the following scenario:

Q1. Describe each person in your household and their relation to you
a. Person 1:
b. Person 2:
c. Person 3:
d. Person 4:

Q2. What is the age of each person?
a. [Will show Q1 = a]
b. [Will show Q1 = b]
etc

I'm aware that you can do the above in one big array question, but this won't work for the purposes of our survey.

So is it possible to use their answers from Q1 to change the Y-axis names in Q2?

Thank you.

What are the question types? Can you attach a small sample survey (.lss file) containing only the relevant questions?

Hi Toby,

Please see the questions attached:

Question 1:


Question 2 (Person 1, Person 2, etc in the Y-Axis should change depending on what name they gave that person in Q1)


Thank you, hope this helps.

What Tony wants are not screenshots, but a LSS file that only contains the two questions that are relevant for this issue.

Recreating your questions takes considerable time, so help the helpers to help you and provide a LSS file, so they don't have to spend unnecessary time on recreating your setup in order to be able to help you.

Use Expression Manager
{Q1_SQ001}
...

Hi there,

Please find the LSS file attached.

Thank you.

Yes, as Joffm suggests, but as you are using an array-texts type, something like this:

...

Sample survey attached:

Hi Tony,

This is great, thank you so much for helping with this. Quick additional question, but is there anyway we can make the question mandatory but not require people to fill in all rows? For example, if they only have two people in their household (e.g. them + their wife), the next question still shows all subsequent rows allowing for 10 people - which the survey requires them to fill?

Thank you.

Well,
you can (or not) show the rows dynamically.

Enter in the subquestion relevance of
person 2 "!is_empty(Q1_SQ001)"
person 3 "!is_empty(Q1_SQ002)"
So only one empty row is displayed if the row before was filled.

The same in question "trips"
Show only rows where are data in Q1.
person 1 "!is_empty(Q1_SQ001)"
person 2 "!is_empty(Q1_SQ002)"


The oldest version I can test in is 2.06. I am not sure if the subquestion relevance is available in 2.05.

See:



Joffm

BTW:
Please overlook the layout of the trips question.
Who is able to read this?
Better to have the explanation separately. And the repeated "number of ... in a typical week" also should be separated as a general hint.

Hi Joffm,

Thank you - just a quick question (sorry if this is a stupid thing to ask) but where do I actually set subquestion relevance?

As I said, I am not sure if it is avauilable in your "stone age" version.

If yes, you find it here:

It's the "R"


Joffm

There is no sub-question relevance in 2.05.

A possible solution would be to use separate array questions for each "row" and show/hide them via question relevance.