Hello Folks,

I have the following how to question that I was not able to find the answer to by browsing through the manual and this forum.

I need to build a new survey. At the beginning of the survey, if the user selects -

Option A - Display 10 questions for them to answer
Option B - Display Option A questions + Additional 10 questions
Option C - Display Option A & B questions + Additional 10 questions
Option D - Display Option A, B & C questions + Additional 10 questions

Could you please provide some guidance on how to achieve this? Is there a sample survey similar to this that I can use?

Thanks in advance!

Hi,
are these questions randomly selected out of the 40 or are they fixed?

If fixed:
Create 4 groups, each with the ten questions.
Relevance of 1st group: Q1=="A" OR Q1=="B" OR Q1=="C" OR Q1=="D"
Relevance of 2nd group: Q1=="B" OR Q1=="C" OR Q1=="D"
Relevance of 3rd group: Q1=="C" OR Q1=="D"
Relevance of 4th group: Q1=="D"

If randomly:
The same as before, but give each of the questions the same ramdomization group name.

Joffm

Hi Joffm,

Thank you for your quick response. All the questions will be fixed for each option selected by the user.

So, the way that I understood your suggestion was to add the equation within the group relevance field. I will give this a try.

One issue I see is that LimeSurvey does not offer a way to display multiple groups in a page. I have related questions in different groups and may need to display those in the same page. Any thoughts on this one?

One issue I see is that LimeSurvey does not offer a way to display multiple groups in a page. I have related questions in different groups and may need to display those in the same page. Any thoughts on this one?

I have a feature request running since 2014. You can support it by commenting about your needs here:

bugs.limesurvey.org/view.php?id=9416

One issue I see is that LimeSurvey does not offer a way to display multiple groups in a page. I have related questions in different groups and may need to display those in the same page. Any thoughts on this one?

In your case the "page" concept that I have the feature request for, would help you to make things quicker.

But I think you can still do this by restructuring your survey and drop the currently "logical" groups and move to more of a "page" concept for the groups.

You can use relevance equations on question level to show/hide questions. A little bit more work, because you need to get into each question and set the relevance, but totally doable, I think.

I am still struggling with this and need a little bit of help. I have a attached a screenshot to show what I have done so far, please review and advise.

Thanks

I was able to solve my problem with the 'set condition' feature on the question. Works great!!