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I have set up a survey and there are conditions for a number of questions. I have managed to select multiple answers for the question which allows the relevant questions to be asked for some of the participants. I am wanting to know if I can set conditions for the same questions but from a different answer? Whwn I try to add those to the question, it will state 'AND' instead of the 'OR' I want it to be. Is this even possible? 

Thank you. 

Hi,
you can do it, but PLEASE do not use this "condition builder"!
Use ExpressionScript. It's easier, mightier and more flexible,.
Read the manual about the comparison of the two options.
[url] www.limesurvey.org/manual/ExpressionScri...ons_and_Relevance.3F [/url]

With ExpressionScript this is quite easy:
If Q1 is a multiple question and you want to show Q2 only

• if SQ001 OR SQ004 in Q1 were selected: Q1_SQ001=="Y" OR Q1_SQ004=="Y"
• if SQ001 AND SQ004 in Q1 were selected: Q1_SQ001=="Y" AND Q1_SQ004=="Y"

This way you can build really complex conditions like
(Q1a==1 OR (Q1a==4 AND Q1b_SQ001==“Y“)) AND (Q1c>29 AND Q1c<60)
Meaning:
(
Q1a was answered with option 1 
OR
Q1a was answered with option 4 AND subquestion SQ001 of Q1b was selected 
)
AND
the value of Q1c was between 30 and 59

 

Thank you very much for your reply. I did manage to do it by adding in new scenarios to the question that appears to have done what I require.

I do not think that I have access to ExpressionScript with the version provided by my university. I am attempting to find out which version it is but no one seems to have the answer!

I do not think that I have access to ExpressionScript with the version provided by my university.

I am sure you have.
ExpressionScript is just a script, meaning you only have to type.
E.g. what I showed before.
You type it into the field "condition" (or "relevance equation"; the name was changed in version 5.x.)
 
Usually curly brackets indicate such a script - if you want to pipe values into a question, if you use an equation to calculate something.
Like this where you calculate a division and round it.
 

But in case of conditions the curly brackets already are symbolized, so no need to use them again

Joffm