Hello,
I have a multiple choice question (Q1) in my survey, asking the respondents to tick all the relevant bullets (SQ001-SQ00x) with measures they are familiar with. Now I want to have an additional question (Q2), where respondents should name characteristics (opportunities and burdens) of each of the measures they are familiar with (and therefore ticked above). So the question Q2 should include all the bullets from Q1 which are ticked. How do I implement such an hidden subquestion?
In pseudocode it would look like: "{if(Q1_SQ001==0) then hide}". How would the code look like for limesurvey? And am I supposed to write the code in the fields "relevance-equation"? Or where am I supposed to write it?
I would appreciate any help!
Thanks a lot!

www.limesurvey.org/manual/Question_type_...r_.28array_filter.29

Thank you! Is it possible to also include an "Other"-option? And in case "other" is ticked as well, can I include the answer from the "other"-option in my array?

Of course,
see here
[url] www.limesurvey.org/manual/ExpressionScri...code_variable_naming [/url]
Or you activate the survey and in the answer table you see how the QCodes of your questions look like.

So in your second question you enter this "other" row to your subquestions
 

Result:
   



Best regards
Joffm

Thank you!

Joffm wrote:

So in your second question you enter this "other" row to your subquestions

Joffm
 

I think this must be added in a Test survey. Because it's really a great feature, but i'm not sure all dev know it