Hi,

if you say you are using a radio button question, your approach "Q1_A1.xxxx" is not correct.
The Q1_A1 syntax means "A1" is the code of a subquestion of Q1.

How do you imagine LimeSurvey can know the "right" answer?
A simple "if-statement" will do it.

Let's say, "A4" is the correct answer:
{if(Q1!="A4","The correct answer is: 'Option 4'","Your answer is correct")}





Joffm

Hello

Thank you again. Your example works fine.

Have a nice day

Hi!

I need help on a related topic.

I have one multiple choice question (SSP) with many many subquestions (the number is variable but can be up to 100). I am using array filtering to display only the checked options in a subsequent array filter question (nivSSP, see sample survey attached).

The second question should only be displayed if any of the options except "non" has been checked in the first question.

Using relevance I have managed to hide the question if the option "non" is chosen. But if no option is chosen I can still see the question without any subquestions (see screen shot).

I was wondering if there is any way of saying that question two has to be displayed if any option was checked without having to list all subquestions. Using only the question code for relevance has not worked, and I don't want to have to list all subquestions in the relevance field. Am I missing something?


I hope you understand what I mean.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Best,
Ana

Try this:


The reserved 'this', 'self', and 'that' variables - www.limesurvey.org/manual/Expression_Man....27that.27_variables

Thanks t.partner!

These functions are very useful!!

I had to use that.SSP.NAOK for it work.