Dear all,



The attached survey has four groups: 1) job, 2) setting, 3) location, and 4) equation. For the location group, it is supposed to appear if either of the following two conditions is met:

1. Secretary is selected for the job question and "Yes" is selected for the triggered setting group question (set01 == "A2")

2. Either "Coach" or "Teacher" is selected for the job question (regexMatch("/Teacher|Coach/",job01.shown)). In this case, the setting group will be skipped.



As can be seen in the last equation question, with either of the above conditions met, set01=="A2" or regexMatch("/Teacher|Coach/",job01.shown) equals 1. However, the survey only works as intended when the first condition is met, but not the second condition.


Thanks for help!



Bo

Hi,
because of your filter on "set01" this question is not asked if "Coach" or "Teacher" was selected in "job01".
Therefore the value for "set01" is not defined and the relevance equation will fail.

In these cases you have to use NAOK.

But in my opinion the regex is not necessary.
Just enter
set01.NAOK=="A2" OR job01=="A2" OR job01=="A3"

Joffm

That is why! I updated the code and it worked beautifully. The reason to use regex is because the full drop down list is much longer and contain multiple teacher (e.g., intervention teacher, resource teacher, classroom teacher, etc.) and coach entries.

Thanks so much!

jcpsarsi wrote: That is why! I updated the code and it worked beautifully. The reason to use regex is because the full drop down list is much longer and contain multiple teacher (e.g., intervention teacher, resource teacher, classroom teacher, etc.) and coach entries.

Thanks so much!

In this case : i use different string in code,

For exemple here

IT01
IT02
RT01
RT02
CT01
…

And you can use «substr(job01,0,2) == "IT" or substr(job01,0,2) == "RT"» for example

That is a smart strategy. Thanks for sharing!