oh okay. I will keep this in mind for next time.

Hi,
I realized that there is a small glitch in my solution.

Change the equation "eqLSTGroupsFinal" to
{if(eqNumWGN=,substr(eqLSTGroups,eqRandLST-1,1),if(eqNumWGN==2,if(eqNumLST=,str_replace(substr(eqLSTGroups,eqRandLST-1,1),"",eqLSTGroups),eqLSTGroups),eqLSTGroups))}

Sorry

Joffm

thank you.

Dear Joffm,Thank you for resolving the first part. unfortunately our survey is bit long and so we are unable to activate it on our instance since it says - too many questions and subquestions. Could you help me how to resolve the issue?

[url] www.limesurvey.org/manual/General_FAQ/en...egarding_survey_size [/url]

1. Remove questions and/or subquestions.

2. Split the survey into two parts and join by end-url

Joffm
 

In my opinion you can do a lot.

I only looked at S1
Instead of creating 16 question you can display 1 question and pipe the text by tayloring.
Either you use an IF-statement or you may use a question of type "huge text" to store all possible answers and select by the function "substr".

Then these 4 questions "HousePartner..."
Only 1 of the 4 question is displayed to a respondent.
And the question is the same and the subquestions are nearly the same.
So you can use subquestion relevance.


So revise your design carefully.

Joffm
 

Of course, the crucial thing are the groups S1-S8.

Here you use 1024 columns.
But usually this type of question is asked as single punch question.
Seeing this design I remembered a colleague of you with this requirement.

To use single punch see here the "old" apple-banana example.
[url] forums.limesurvey.org/forum/can-i-do-thi...ions-in-a-box#194429 [/url]

Or you use tayloring.
Either by some nested IF-statements, like
{if(ask1==1,"Text 1",if(ask1==2,"Text 2",if(ask1=,"Text3,... )))}
what you enter in each cell.

or you may use a text question where you store all texts in a certain (fixed width) format. You grab the desired text by something like In this example each text was 20 characters long and there were 4 attributes (4x20 = 80)

In the German part of this forum there is my Tutorial "Joffms Tutorial 3: Gimmicks..." where you find this in Group G10 to Group G11c.
And there is a link to a lss file.

In my opinion the same with all these Switch questions. The answer options are the same; so you only have to taylor the question text.

Furthermore there a many question displayed several times without need. I already mentioned this.
E.g. the 4 "OwnCar" questions.
There is only one of these 4 questions asked depending on HouseComposition and NumberCars.
Again use tayloring of the text, like
{if(NumberCars=="A3" OR NumberCars=="A4", "...meest gebruikte ...", "")}
And subquestion relevance that the second row is only displayed if there are 2 or more cars.
By the way: Why didn't you use numerical codes?

As said before: Revise your structure.

Joffm





 

Now I realizede that the structure of all "Situaties" is equal.
So you only have to taylor the numbers and some texts in the MaaS column

Joffm

Hi,
1. Here a small example how to taylor your questions S1.
I only did it for 5 instead for 16 and only for the first row "Kosten".
But you see, how it works.
 
This way you have only one question instead of 16. and the same for the Switches.

2. Please read the manual about "access to variables", "implemented functions" and the "this", "self" and "that" variables.
[url] www.limesurvey.org/manual/ExpressionScri...#Access_to_variables [/url]
[url] www.limesurvey.org/manual/ExpressionScri...mplemented_functions [/url]
[url] www.limesurvey.org/manual/ExpressionScri....22that.22_variables [/url]


This can be improved:
Do not use the INSERTANS - stuff, use Expression Manager!

And here two examples:
a. Bagage maat was: {if(LuggageGrocery =="A1", "lichte bagage")}{if(LuggageGrocery =="A2", "bagage van gemiddeld gewicht")}{if(LuggageGrocery =="A3", "zware bagage")}{if(LuggageGrocery =="A4", "neen")}

Better: Bagage maat was: {LuggageGrocery.shown}

b: De weer was: {if(WeatherGrocery_SQ001 =="Y","regen")} {if(WeatherGrocery_SQ002 =="Y","lichte wind")} {if(WeatherGrocery_SQ003 =="Y","sterke wind")} {if(WeatherGrocery_SQ004 =="Y","mist")} {if(WeatherGrocery_SQ005 =="Y","zonnig")} {if(WeatherGrocery_SQ006 =="Y","bewolkt")} {if(WeatherGrocery_SQ007 =="Y","sneeuw")} {if(WeatherGrocery_SQ008 =="Y","onweer")} {if(WeatherGrocery_SQ009 =="Y","niets / weet niet")}

Better: De weer was: {list(that.WeatherGrocery.shown)}

3. If you revise your table and use a border instead of the cell with width="0" you get a better display.
 

Furthermore remove these <span><span><span>
Like this line
<p><span style="font-size: 11pt;"><span style="line-height: normal;"><span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif;"><span style="font-size: 14pt;"><span style="font-family: &quot;Calibri&quot;,sans-serif;"><span style="color: black;">3. Eventueel andere factoren hetzelfde zijn voor alle opties, aan uw wensen voldoen, en dus uw keuze niet beïnvloeden.</span></span></span></span></span></span></p>

First the font-size is set to 11pt, but later to 14pt without any reason. And the font-family set twice, too.

Maybe better you use <div> and define some classes in the <style>-section. 

Joffm

And with some - in my opinion better - styling (some classes and DIVs you can achieve this: And also in my opinion you should use Dutch everywhere.So replace "year", "month" and "h"  by "jaar", "maand" and "uur". And some typos.

Due to a request by the someone who claimed to be the original owner of this questionnaire to the moderators, have deleted the LSS files (and just to make sure also the screenshots).