Hi,
assessment mode is not useful in questions of type "multiple".
As you might have seen, the assessment value of all subquestions is the same.
So, you will have to count the correctly answered question with an equation.
Let's say:
Q1 correct answer : subquestion 1 selected, subquestion 2 and subquestion 3 not selected
Q2 correct answer : subquestion 1 and subquestion 2 and subquestion 3 selected
Q3 correct answer : subquestion 2 and subquestion 3 selected, subquestion 1 not selected
...
One solution is:
{sum(if(Q1_SQ001=="Y" AND Q1_SQ002!="Y" AND Q1_SQ003!="Y",1,0),if(Q2_SQ001=="Y" AND Q2_SQ002=="Y" AND Q2_SQ003=="Y",1,0),if(Q3_SQ001!="Y" AND Q3_SQ002=="Y" AND Q1_SQ003=="Y",1,0),...)}
You simply add "1", if the IF-statement is TRUE, and "0", if the IF-statement is FALSE.
In a real survey I would split this into several equations, like
eqQ1: {if(Q1_SQ001=="Y" AND Q1_SQ002!="Y" AND Q1_SQ003!="Y",1,0)}
eqQ2: {if(Q2_SQ001=="Y" AND Q2_SQ002=="Y" AND Q2_SQ003=="Y",1,0)}
and sum at the end
eqTotal: {sum(eqQ1,eqQ2,...)}
Joffm
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