Hi,


For exampIe, I have 10 groups with 1 question (group 1.question1 -... - group 10.question10).


These 10 groups are randomized.


Before starting the survey I want to show the order in which the groups will follow.

For example :

In the following you'll have to answer questions about :

"group 7"
"group 1"
"group 3"
....


(where each group is a certain topic.)


I know the order in which the groups will follow using {question1.gseq} {question2.gseq} .... but i haven't figured out how to translate this to something like :


"group 7"
"group 1"
"group 3"
....


Kind regards,

Dirk

LimeSurvey
Version 3.16.0+190225

Unsure it still work in 3.X but can be fixed: gitlab.com/SondagesPro/getQuestionOrder

This is not implemented in LimeSurvey.

DenisChenu points out a plugin "getQuestionOrder Plugin for LimeSurvey" he has written, which captures the randomization order into a question. It is unclear if the plugin works with your version of LimeSurvey. If there is an issue running the plugin, DenisChenu likes to get a bugreport that he might be able to fix it.

Hi,
you can do it by using an equation with the if-statement.

{if(question1.gseq==1,"Group1", if(question2.gseq==1,"Group2", if(question3.gseq==1,"Group3", if(question4.gseq==1,"Group4", if(question5.gseq==1,"Group5", if(question6.gseq==1,"Group6", if(question7.gseq==1,"Group7", if(question8.gseq==1,"Group8", if(question9.gseq==1,"Group9","Group10")))))))))}

{if(question1.gseq==2,"Group1",if(question2.gseq==2,"Group2",if(question3.gseq==2,"Group3",....
{if(question1.gseq=,"Group1",if(question2.gseq=,"Group2",if(question3.gseq=,"Group3",...
...



Joffm

Not to be misunderstood.
I didn't talk about a question of type equation.
Use the "text display" and enter your

"In the following you'll have to answer questions about :"
and the shown if-statements.

Joffm

Thx, I will test in the versions I'm current using.

Dirk

dirk01 wrote: Thx, I will test in the versions I'm current using.

That should work in your version. But I don't know when qseq and gseq was introduced.

But I'm a bit confused about Joffm starting with 1.

That seems to have changed or the manual is wrong.

Hi Joffm,

This is exactly what I was looking for.

Thank you very much, not the least for exactly showing how to do this.

This way we are able to randomize a series of topics (with each a number of questions) and showing the respondent in advance the order in which the topics will be shown.

In my questionnaire the respondent can choose which topics he or she wants to answer. To avoid that each time only the first topics will be answered - it's a long questionnaire - I use randomization and to be able to show the order of the topics for a particular respondent in advance, is nice!

Dirk



Dirk

.qseg and .gseq do start counting at 0, so I will have to figure out the exact position of the first question of each group in my final questionnaire in order to construct the proper expressions Joffm suggested

To explain:
As long as there are no more informations as

These 10 groups are randomized.

Before starting the survey I want to show the order in which the groups will follow.

I assume that the text display is the first question and in a first group (gseq=0)
and the 10 randomized groups are following.

Joffm

I'll try to implement it today and upload an example for others to use.

Hi,


In attachment a survey with 7 topics.

Topics 1-6 are randomized using group randomisation.

Topic 7 has always to be shown at the end .

Question 1 shows the order in which the randomized topics will be shown. (using question attribute ".gseq" and expressions)

Question 8 shows and records the randomization sequence using a multiple response question and attribute ".gseq" in the default values.

Kind regards,

Dirk