Hello,
This is a variation on the issue I had here: forums.limesurvey.org/forum/design-issue...array-5-point-choice
So, same version of LimeSurvey: 3.15.0+181008.

Respondents need to select 5 among the propositions for which they gave a 4 or 5 score in a serie of arrays (5 point choice) above in the questionnaire. If there are 5 of less answers with a 4 or 5 score, the question should not be shown, and all these answers should be selected.

See the attached questionnaire, there are 2 question groups:
- group 1 with all the propositions to be scores (5 point choice array)
- group 2 with the multiple choice question (q5) with the answers with a score or 4 or 5

Here is how group 1 looks like:
 

Here is what I want to be displayed for group 2 with more than 5 answers with a 4 or 5 score (nothing should be displayed if there are 5 or less answers with a 4 or 5 score):
 

What should I use as relevance equation for the multiple choice question (q5)?

I have tried to add a numerical input question (counter) in the group 1 and then an equation question (q10) in the group 2 with if() to add 1 to the counter variable if the answer was 4 of 5, but I had syntax problems:

q10 type equation content is as follows:

Calculate counter = number of answers with a score of 4 or 5 (then have relevance equation as counter>5)

{counter=0}

{if(q1_SQ001>3, counter=sum(counter,1))}

{if(q1_SQ002>3, counter=sum(counter,1))}

{if(q1_SQ003>3, counter=sum(counter,1))}

{if(q2_SQ001>3, counter=sum(counter,1))}

{if(q2_SQ002>3, counter=sum(counter,1))}

{if(q2_SQ003>3, counter=sum(counter,1))}

{if(q3_SQ001>3, counter=sum(counter,1))}

{if(q3_SQ002>3, counter=sum(counter,1))}

{if(q3_SQ003>3, counter=sum(counter,1))}

{if(q4_SQ001>3, counter=sum(counter,1))}

{if(q4_SQ002>3, counter=sum(counter,1))}

{if(q4_SQ003>3, counter=sum(counter,1))}

Any help greatly appreciated.

Hi,
the buzzword is "countifop".

To count how many answers were there with score 4 or 5
{countifop(">","3",that.q1,that.q2,that.q3,that.q4)}
[url] www.limesurvey.org/manual/ExpressionScri...mplemented_functions [/url]

And what syntax error?
The red equal sign? this is a warning that you use an assiggnment, not a comparison.

Nevertheless:
I restructured it a bit and changed the second equation (I like thios more)
 

Joffm
 

Thank you very much, Joffm, it seems to work like a charm.
countifop, thanks for the pointing it to me.