I'm trying to use the array filter to automatically fill up array subqustions based upon a multiple choice short text imput question.

I've set up the filter and the text from the multiple choice question is pulled down into the array just fine.

However, when I test the question I'm getting a redunant row at the end of the array list which is blank in terms of the question, but still has the check boxes active. It is like the array filter is generating an extra line for some reason?

I've used the sample question group from the manual here as a template: www.limesurvey.org/manual/Question_type_...r_.28array_filter.29

The funny thing is that I don't get the extra line for the question group containing just the sample question, but when I copy the question over to my main survey I get the extra line showing.

Can anyone advise as to how to loose this redundant line?

Thanks,

Matthew

Guess 1: The cursor jumps jumped to the next text box and thus limesurvey thinks the question was marked.
Guess 2: Try with a standard template and see what happens.

Thanks for your reply.

I've checked those neither seems to be the issue. Changing the template has no effect and I've not moved that far with the curser so that does not explain why the unused rows are showing.

I've set up the survey here: www.sainthelena.gov.sh/survey/index.php?...vey/index&sid=627952

It is actually now showing all 10 possible rows, even though in the previous mode it was only showing the single redundant row below any rows that were generated by the array filter.

Any other ideas?

Can you attach an exported survey .lss file?

Sure, it's attached

Ops, that one had the wrong array filter setting!

This is right.

Sorry

Please attach a survey export (.lss), not a group export (so we don't have to create a survey).

Sorry about that - .lss file attached.

The subquestion codes don't match. The last code for the array should be "SQ10".


You could also place relevance on the second question so it is hidden until at least one household member is entered in question 1.
Modified survey attached.

That's got it - thanks for your help. Much appreciated!