Hello every one!

I have a survey to run and I have an Array (Q1) with some options where people are asked to stated if they have or not that option (see attached).

In the second question I would like to create an Array (Q2) where people can comment on those options that they said "Yes" to the former question (Q1).

In the third question I would like to create an Array (Q3) where people can say how they want that option to be for those option where they say "NO" to the first question (Q1).

Does anyone knows how to do it?

Many many thanks!!

Hello,
in your scenario the use of "array filter" is not possible.
In the manual
www.limesurvey.org/manual/Question_type_...rray_filter_style.29
you read this

The Array filter setting allows you to use any multiple choice question to select or set which responses are displayed in a subsequent list, array or multiple choice question.

But you do not use a multiple choice question but an array to filter the next questions.

You have to use "subquestion relevance" in Q2 and Q3.
Enter in each subquestion of Q2 the condition that it is shown.
This is "This item was answered 'Yes'".
Q1_SQ001==Code of Yes
Q1_SQ002==Code of Yes
...


And in Q3 the other way. Here only these items are displayed where the answer was "No".
Q1_SQ001==Code of No
Q1_SQ002==Code of No
...


By the way: You can use "multiple short text" for Q2 and Q3.

Joffm

Dear Joffm! Many thanks!

So, just to better understand: you are suggesting me to have Q1 as multiple choice (I can't have an array?)

Then I have to insert the array filter for Q2 and Q3 and also add the equation in the "subquestions relevance"? - but then I won't have any code for the "Yes answer" before if I chose a multiple choice question.

Many thanks again!!

Q1 IS an array with two answer options , "yes" and "no".
And each has a code that depends on you.
Joffm

You could use array filter if Q1 would be a multiple answer question, where people tick when they want to say "yes".

if you want to stick with the Yes/No approach you need to use an array question just like you did. In this case you need to use the subquestion relevance on the following questions, like Joffm explained.