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I have no problem displaying the assessment data as Total assessment score to the user at the end of their survey.
However this data is not saved to the limesurvey database and hence no statistics can reported on this assessment data.
 

Assessment is never saved into the response set. You will have to do that on your own via e.g. equation questions, where you save values.

www.limesurvey.org/manual/Assessments#Sa...ssment_Value_in_Data

To add:
"Assessment" is - in my opinion - an outdated feature that was used before ExpressionManager/Script was introduced into LimeSurvey.

As @jelo: Use ExpressionManager/Script to calculate your scores.
You still can use the given assessment values - important, if you used negative values or the same value for different codes.
See here
[url] www.limesurvey.org/manual/ExpressionScri...#Access_to_variables [/url]

Joffm

How can I do this?...................I am a novice

Hi,
at the moment there is to do:
Read the manual
[url] www.limesurvey.org/manual/ExpressionScri...Quick_start_guide/en [/url]

[url] www.limesurvey.org/manual/ExpressionScript_How-tos/en [/url]

Download, import and study the sample surveys
[url] www.limesurvey.org/manual/ExpressionScript_sample_surveys/en [/url]
which are also available in the "demo" installation
[url] demo.limesurvey.org/admin [/url]

And if you have a specific problem create a small survey that shows it and send this as lss export.

Joffm

add limesurvey_survey_152991.lss

What is your problem?

The only things I'd improve are:
1. Remove the text from your equations. You only want to store the value, or?
If I want to display a text, I use a question of type "text display".

2. Remove the rules from the assessment and use ExpressionScript in the end-page,
like
Hello, {name}, you achieved the following scores:
CoScore: {CoScore}
WPScore: {WPScore}

3. Is there a reason that you used a "list with comment"?

 

I hope
"statistics" show [CoScore] {sum(A1.valueNAOK,A2.valueNAOK,A3.valueNAOK)} + [WPScore] {sum(B1.valueNAOK,B2.valueNAOK,B3.valueNAOK)}

 

"Survey responses" show [CoScore] {sum(A1.valueNAOK,A2.valueNAOK,A3.valueNAOK)} + [WPScore] {sum(B1.valueNAOK,B2.valueNAOK,B3.valueNAOK)}

No idea, what you're talking about.
Did you copy and paste something?
You shouldn't do this except it is a plain texteditor.