...i think i just figured out that statin Survey can also count using the function:
{'[q.nb]'}
It looks like this function only counts submitted /filled out responses as well as the statCount function. Do you know if that is correct?

About statCount : best is to test github.com/LimeSurvey/LimeSurvey/blob/ma...untFunctionsTest.lsa
It's done for testing plugin AND sample …

baybug wrote:

It looks like this function only counts submitted /filled out responses as well as the statCount function.
 

See the last parameters : statCount(QuestionCode.sgqa[, submitted = true]) 

then :
statCount(QuestionCode.sgqa) : answered answers for submitted answers
statCount(QuestionCode.sgqa, 0) : all answered answers

Just wondering: why does one have to add .sgqa? Or are there also other additions?

Tammo

tammo wrote:

Just wondering: why does one have to add .sgqa? Or are there also other additions?

Tammo
 

Because we don't have clean way to get column name by question code.

For my plugins : i do this gitlab.com/SondagesPro/coreAndTools/getQ...surveyCodeHelper.php

But for core : we need to construct a real Question type object before.
See github.com/LimeSurvey/LimeSurvey/blob/16...onCodeHelper.php#L33

If i construct a system to get 113X23x12 by qcode , and it was accepted in core : it's not before 2024

Hi - I really appreciate your help - I am now trying to give the survey participant feedback in the end message. However, it does not seem like the functions are working on that part of the survey. It prints the syntax instead of calculating the average score of previous responses.

The function I inserted:
The average score is {'[SCORE.nb]'}

When I do this. It simply prints verbatim "{'[SCORE.nb]'}" in the feedback instead of the actual number.

Do you think there is a way to resolve this?

@baybug : i'm lost …
else getStatInSurvey never work on end page…

1. What LimeSurvey version you use
2. With getStatInSurvey [SCORE.nb] give the number of numerci answers in SCORE question from other respondant. I don't understand what you want.

However, it does not seem like the functions are working on that part of the survey.

Try enabling public statistics. I seem to remember that in some older versions this kept the session alive into the end page.

tpartner wrote:

However, it does not seem like the functions are working on that part of the survey.

Try enabling public statistics. I seem to remember that in some older versions this kept the session alive into the end page.
 

With getStatInSurvey : it never work
Must be reported as a new feature.

Thanks for the input - I have tried enabling public statistics for the specific questions. The results are still not fed into the "End message" text section.

Anyone know how to store the results of the functions in a way that enables them to be recalled at the "End message" display of the survey? (as I mentioned it just prints the function and not result - contrary to what it does when I use the function in the survey).

Write the result of the formula into an equation type question and then display the result of this Equation type question in the end message, rather than posting the formula directly and see what happens (not tested).

You should provide your survey as lss export.

Then we know which variables you use.

There is a workaround with a small javascript snippet:
Create a question of type "short text" (let's call it "Q1") with this script (or similar)
In the end message you may refer to this question
The mean of the scores is: {Q1}