Hi,
here the lss export
 

Short explanation.
1. Create a structured text with the attributes of all 200 options,
 
You see, at the beginning a number to identify.
And all attributes start at the same column and have the same length
Enter this text as default value in the first question Q0 (huge text) (hidden)

2. Question QS (hidden by script) is a "multiple short text" question with 8 subquestions where you store the selectes eight numbers.
Here the already shown script is entered.

3. Info is just a placeholder. Here you enter your other questions of the beginning - or some information text about the next questions, or .... This is necessary.

4. SE is a "multiple short text" question (hidden) with 8 subquestions where you store the rows of Q0 that are selected. So it's just a help container.

5. eqSE is an equation (hidden) which uses the functions "strpos()" and "substr()" to find the selected rows and store them into this "container"

6. Q1 is your question of type "array(numbers)"
In the question text you create the table.
The values are inserted by ExpressionScript - again using the function "substr()".
And there is another script inserted, which defines the width of the columns.
 

Joffm

This is a simple solution, but it is a little more complex to analyze.
To compare the values ​​of the individual applicants, you have to restructure the response table.
But this is also quite easy, since you know exactly who was shown in each case (in QS, where is stored the number of the applicants)

Dear Joffm,Thank you for your tireless efforts to support researchers on this forum. I've gained so much from your guidance and expertise, and I truly appreciate it.To explain my approach, I'd like to use the structure I’ve attached below. My goal is to randomly display eight resumes in a single question group. To achieve this, I've organized my survey into 25 groups, with each group containing one question and eight answer choices for the eight resumes. This setup comes from the calculation 200/8=25200 / 8 = 25200/8=25.Additionally, I've included a condition in a separate group at the beginning of the survey. Each question group follows the same randomization setup and applies the condition I’ve established. Please refer to the attached “LSS” file, and I look forward to your feedback.Thank you once again, and I hope this will be my final question! With warm regards and deep appreciation
 

Do, whatever you want.
You got enough examples.

Now you should be able to design your desired layout.

And read the manual about question types.
This last approach is really bad.
Maybe better
 
array(numbers)

Joffm

And I saw "slice(0,1)" in the script.
So youonly want to select one number.
In this case the whole script is obsolete.
A simple random number {if(is_empry(randnum),rand(1,4),randnum} is sufficient.
 

Dear Joffm,
Thank you so much, I have gained allot of example, from which I can choose that one that fit to my study. Now, I am working with the platform and become friendly with it. Have a nice time.
With regards;

Hi,
$('#question' + questions).hide();
In my opinion this will not work, as here the {QID} is needed.

On the other side: This approach is simply covered by the "two groups" solution (one visible, one hidden)

Joffm