Hello Everyone,
I have a survey with 3 main parts, there is no problem in the 2nd and 3rd part. Part 1 consists of 12 questions, I want to group the 12 questions into 4 groups. So I have 4 groups with 3 questions in each. I also want these 12 questions to appear with 1 question on each page. The most important part is that I want both the 4 main question groups and the 3 questions within the question groups to be randomly ordered.
Considering that the question numbers are 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12
Randomly 4,7,6-2,3,1-12,11,10-7,9,8 or 3,2,1-4,6.5-12,10,11-8,7,9  i want to get a order.
Since I want it to appear one by one, when I add each question to a different question group, I cannot make the order I want.
If I add 3 questions to the same group, I can make the order I want, but the questions do not appear one by one.
Thank you for your help

4 groups with the same "randomization group name"
In each group 3 questions, also with the same "randomization group name.
E,g,
G1  : randgroup
G1Q1; randquest1
G1Q2; randquest1
G1Q3; randquest1
G2  : randgroup
G2Q4; randquest2
G2Q5; randquest2
​​​​​​​...
​​​​​​​Joffm

You could hide and show questions within a group with JavaScript.

What is the LimeSurvey version?

What are the question types?

This was the first method I tried.
the questions are listed, but the question groups are G1-G2-G3-G4

Send the lss export of your survey.

Joffm

Version 5.3.9+220411
Visual selection list (radio) (Type: L)
In this way, I can do the order I want, but I want these 12 questions to appear with 1 question on each page.

Cause i have another 2nd and 3rd group, I can't set the survey setting question by question.

with 1 question on each page.

What's the problem?
Set it to "question by question"

And please attach a lss export.

Joffm
 

Because of the questions in the 2nd and 3rd chapters, I can't use question by question


dosya.co/6gievola6f2q/limesurvey_survey_282395.lss.html

Of course you can.
One principle of an online survey should be: One question per page.

If you insist to show "group by group" you will have to think about a new approach.

In my opinion these three questions in four groups have something in common.
So there could be a way to use a random number anbd "micro-tayloring" 
Or you just hard code some sequences of questions and display them using a random number.

But as long as you do not show a prototype of your survey, each guess on ourside is useless.

Joffm