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Hello guys,
Recently, I've been using multiple question answers to filter the following sub-questions. My idea is explained below:
I will first ask about individual capabilities, e.g., Walking ability, cycle ability, vehicle ownership and driver's license. The travel mode will only be displayed in the Irrelevant Question if the following conditions are met:
- Walking (if the respondents choose "no" in the WalkingAbility Question)
- Private bike (if the respondents choose ("yes" in the CycleAbility Question AND bike/e-bike in the vehicle ownership question). However, the CycleAbility question is also displayed conditionally. If the respondent chooses "Never" for both bike and shared bike in the frequency question, we will ask whether they can cycle or not. So we should also take into account the case when CycleAbility is hidden. The same for shared bikes and shared e-bikes.)
- Shared bike (if the respondents choose "yes" in the CycleAbility Question)
- Shared E-bike (if the respondents choose "yes" in the CycleAbility Question)
- Private scooter (if the respondents choose ("yes" in the CycleAbility Question AND "SQ01"/"SQ02" in the DriverLicense Question AND "SQ005" in the VehicleOwnership Question))
- Shared scooter (if the respondents choose ("yes" in the CycleAbility Question AND "SQ01"/"SQ02" in the DriverLicense Question))
- Private car as driver (if the respondents choose "SQ01" in the DriverLicense Question AND "SQ004" in the VehicleOwnership Question)
- Shared car as driver (if the respondents choose "SQ01" in the DriverLicense Question
Then the travel modes that are not chosen by respondents in the Irrelevant Question will be displayed in the next Preference Question.
And ReasonNotUsing Question will ask about shared modes which are chosen in the Irrelevant Question (implying the respondents will never use these shared modes).
The implementation of consecutive filters and the design of multiple conditions are really difficult for me. And I'll appreciate it if you can help me with this problem and tell me: how will LimeSurvey platform identify the priority when there are several conditional operators (and, or).
Best,