Dear all,

I am stuck with something which should work, but either my brain is not properly processing what I read or I am somehow blind and do not see my mistake.

I have a first question of type array (Participation01) with 8 subquestions and 2 answer options (Yes/no)
I have a second question of typ array (Participation03) with the same 8 subquestions and 2 other answer options (In my city / Somewhere else)

Now what I want to happen is that:
For every subquestion of (Participation01) where the answer is YES I want that answer option to appear in (Participation03). The others where the respondent said NO should not anymore appear in (Participation03).

I tried with relevance equation:
and Array filter exclusion
I attach the two .lsq for better understanding.

If someone has a clue that helps me resolve this, I would be very thankful.

Best regards
Marc

Hi,
Instead of Array filter exclusion try to use Relevance equation for each subquestion. Press "Edit subquestions" for Participation03 then you will have a field "Relevance equation" next to each subquestion text. For the first subquestion use: Participation01_SQ001.NAOK == "A1", for the second: Participation01_SQ002.NAOK == "A1"

Cheers

Hi, you want to have this


You have to set the subquestion relevance of the second array.
Subquestion 1, if Subquestion 1 in first array was answered "Yes", and so on.
You see, I used the codes "1=Yes, 2=No"


By the way

(Participation01_SQ001.NAOK == "A1") OR (Participation01_SQ002.NAOK == "A1") OR (Participation01_SQ003.NAOK == "A1") OR (Participation01_SQ004.NAOK == "A1") OR (Participation01_SQ005.NAOK == "A1") OR (Participation01_SQ006.NAOK == "A1") OR (Participation01_SQ007.NAOK == "A1") OR (Participation01_SQ008.NAOK == "A1")

If you set this in the relevance equation of the second array, it will hide the second array completely, if no subquestion was answered "Yes".

Best regards
Joffm


And please, never send lsq or lsg exports, always lss.

Thank you elissa for your reply.
It was exactly what I was looking for.
I somehow had the code but was in the wrong spot
A headache less before the weekend.

Thank you Joffm for your reply.
Yes It was exactly what I was looking for. And thank you for all your effort with the screenshot
I somehow had the code but was in the wrong spot
A headache less before the weekend.

As for the relevance equation. Yes that is the intention. If respondents answer NO to all subquestions of Participation01 they are redirected to another question and should not see this one (Participation03).
But thanks for pointing it out.

By the way, next time, please provide a LSS file, not LSQ files. This helps the helpers in the forum, as they do not need to create a survey and a question group for them to import your LSQ files to.

It is a little bit more work for you (copy your survey, delete the unnecessary parts, export it to LSS), but it reduces the effort and time for the helpers in the forum.

Also, in some cases, the general settings of the survey might also be important for the understanding of your case (here this was not the case, but it is also an argument pro LSS file, instead of LSQ or LSG).

Help us to help you.

Thanks holch
always glad to hear how I can improve. Duly noted for a next question
Best