Hi All
First of all thank you for this wonderful community supporting a great tool.

What I'm trying to do is to have some kind of stats - ideally a simple page - where I can show some counts about the answers filtered by other answers.
For example, if I have Q1 asking Gender, and then Q2 asking for favourite fruit, I would like to have a simple page/stats saying Males preferring Banana = X; Females preferring Apples = Y.

How Is this possible? Is there any core setting, plugin or would I need to use the API?

Thanks in advance

Hi,
please always mention which version of LimeSurvey you are using.
In this case this is very important.
Since Version 5.x. there is a built in plugin "statFunctions", in versions before you may use the plugin "getStatInSurvey"
[url] gitlab.com/SondagesPro/ExportAndStats/getStatInSurvey [/url]

Both functions do not count combinations in the dataset.
So you have to create a question (hidden), where you set the combinations,
like list(radio)
1: male - bananas
2: male - apples
3: female - bananas
4: female - apples
...
 and you set the question by an equation like
{if(QGender==codeOfMale,if(QFruit==codeOfBanana,1,2),if(QFruit==codeOfBanana,3,4))}
or in a longer version 
{if(QGender==codeOfMale and QFruit==codeOfBanana,1,if(QGender==codeOfMale and QFruit==codeOfApple,2,if(QGender==codeOfFemale and QFruit==codeOfBanana,3,4)))}
Then you can count by the plugin, how many times code 1 was selected, code 2 was selected, ...

Joffm
 

1st question : LimeSurvey version number ?

Thank you.
I'm exploring my options because I'm at an dev environment. At this stage I' m using 3.27.19 but if needed I could install a different version

See gitlab.com/SondagesPro/ExportAndStats/ge...n-expression-manager

Thank you Denis. Yesterday I was exploring your plugins but I need to go deeper.
Would I be able to publish those stats only for an admin, for example before starting a new set of responses?

I would like to have a simple page/stats saying Males preferring Banana = X; Females preferring Apples = Y.

So you would like to have it for your analysis?
LimeSurvey is not an analysing tool, these things you do in the special tool like SPSS, SAS, PSPP, R, EXCEL, whatever.
It's a simple thing of cross tabulation (Pivot table in EXCEL.)

for example before starting a new set of responses?

In the LimeSurvey "statistics" you have to filter for one attribute (like "gender ->male") to get the results for this subsample.
Then you filter the other "gender->female".

Joffm

 

gitlab.com/SondagesPro/ExportAndStats/qu...ParticipationAndStat