Thank you,

It is capitalized and assigned positions but I do not know why the "if statement" ({if(position < 10,"West",if(position < 22,"East",if(position < 35,"ABC","DEF")))} is always giving DEF

Without seeing your code it is difficult to understand why.

At the moment seems like the conditions are never met, thus DEF is the only result. So you need to check your equation, e.g. if there is any error highlighted.

Add a LSS file with only the relevant questions to this post, then we can have a look and see what you have done and where the problem is.

Please find a copy of the questions attached.

Best regards

I have asked for a LSS file. Please do not provide LSQ or LSG files. Why?

1. They are language sensitive. They can only be imported into a survey with the same language
2. Problems can arise from general survey configurations
3. If we always have to create a new survey and groups to import LSQ files to help in the forum, this will increase the time spend on doing so, which could be better invested in helping others.

So, please create a copy of your survey, exclude all parts that are not relevant for the problem and then export it as LSS.

Thank you, please find it attached. Much appreicated

Hi,
1. You use "Assign.value". You shouldn't use "Assign" as question code. Use a different Code and it will be fine

And something else:
a. Why is your first question multiple? I can agree AND not agree.

b. If you had used numeric codes in SE01 "1,2,3,4,5,6" your relevance equation of Q1 would be shorter (SE01.NAOK gt 1)

c. Your regexp in Q1 seem to have a trailing blank. Please revise. Might be because of export and import.

d. Did you use the condition builder? We do not use this anymore. Expression Manager is more flexible and powerful.

Joffm

Thank you Joffm,

I changed the "Assign" code to different ones I tried "Q5" and then "zer" but the problem still there.

Remove any tags <p></p> from your equations.









Joffm

Thank you Joffm for your continuous and detailed help. It works perfectly now.

Are having these issues would cause problems later on when respondents take the survey?

Best regards

Which issues?

Your problem was that there was not only the function in the question text but some more HTML.
Instead of
{strpos("..",Q1)}
there was
{strpos("..",Q1)}

<p> </p>

Therefore the result of the equation was not e.g.
"47"
but
"47 " (with a blank at the end).

So your IF-statement couldn't work correctly.

Joffm

To be safe, you can use the trim() function to clean up the value - www.limesurvey.org/manual/ExpressionScri...#Access_to_functions