Hello Experts,
I am new to Lime Survey, I have a requirement where in, the survey need to be driven based on the respondents role and years of experience he/she selects on the start of the survey?
I know, expressions can help someway, but not very sure!

Any comments, suggestions, help is really appreciable. Thanks in advance!

~Padmalav

need to be driven based on the respondents role and years of experience he/she selects on the start of the survey?

Yes, this is possible.
But you are a bit vague.

Please read the manual about ExpressionScript
[url] www.limesurvey.org/manual/ExpressionScri..._-_Quick_start_guide [/url]

[url] www.limesurvey.org/manual/ExpressionScript_-_Presentation [/url]
and clarify your needs, best by sending a lss export of these relevant questions.

And don't forget to mention which version of LimeSurvey you are using.

Joffm

Thanks for your response Joffm. I am using LimeSurvey V5.0.12 CE.
I have attached the .LSS here.
As I mentioned earlier, the requirement:
1. Respondent to choose "Role" and "Year of Experience" at start of the survey.
2. The survey question-set to be driven based on the above 2 inputs.
3. Each question will have variable weightage(Assessment Value) based on the "Role" and "YoE".

In the .LSS, I was trying to drive the survey, by duplicating the question group and adding an expression to check the role.
But I am not sure; how to drive, if there are multiple variables at the start!
My approach might be wrong, so, need some help!

~Padmalav.

 

Hi,
first:
Why do you have three times the same identical group?
In your analysis you are able to split these groups by question "G00Q01".

But your main question:

how to drive, if there are multiple variables at the start!

As I said before "Read the manual"
Here
[url] www.limesurvey.org/manual/ExpressionScri...tion-Level_Relevance [/url]
you see
 

showing how two conditions are concatenated.

And here all operators
[url] www.limesurvey.org/manual/ExpressionScri...esentation#Operators [/url]

"AND" and "&&" are eqivalent,
"OR" and "||" as well.

So it will be something like:
G00Q01 == "AO02" AND G00Q02=="AO02" 
And as you use assessmant values in the second question you could say
G00Q01 == "AO02" AND G00Q02.value==2 

And something else.
Why do you use this assessment values instead of numerical codes?
 


Then it is
G00Q01 == "AO02" AND G00Q02==2

Joffm 
 

Thank you dear Joffm for your suggestion. It really helped!!