Hi limesurvey experts

I want to set the following condition: Question A has 4 possible answers, Question B should only be displayed when the subject choses options 2, 3 or 4, but not if he choses option 1. I would like question B to appear under question A if the subjects checks one of the right answers, not before and not on a different page... Is this possible?

Thanks!
Chupa

You can use scenarios to achieve ORed conditions.

You would end up with something like:

thank you for your help!

I tried to implement this, unfortunately there is still the problem that the conditions can only be combined using the logical operator "or", since both conditions come from the same tested value. This means that I end up creating conditions where one of the 2 elements is always true and therefore question nbr. 2 is displayed....

Is there any way to work around this?

I'm afraid I don't understand. The above conditions will show q2 only if:

(q1-2 OR q1-3 OR q1-4) == checked AND q1-1 == unchecked

As you can see below, my condition is : (q1-2 OR q1-3 OR q1-4) == checked OR q1-1 == unchecked




edit: it is the german version, "oder" means "or"

Attach a sample survey with the 2 questions and I'll test it.

You have to add 2 conditions to this question, the first one shiuld read
"show q2 only if:
(q1-2 OR q1-3 OR q1-4)"

...and the second one should deal with "AND q1-1 == unchecked"

Do NOT use scenarios for the last condition.

I understand what you mean, the problem is that I cannot define any "AND" conditions.
I have 2 questions, both are arrays with 4 options. I want to hide question 2 and make it appear if the subject selects options 1,2 or 3 in question 1. I tried to combine the conditions as you advised me to, which leads to the same result: both questions are displayed simultaneously, question 2 disappears if options 1,2 or 3 are checked....

@Mazi: I tried to implement your suggestion, but I was not able to add the second condition "AND q1-1 == unchecked" without making it a scenario and without the "or" attribute.

@tpartner: I exported the survey in question and attached it (I take it this was what you meant by asking for a sample survey?)

Maybe we really ran into some limitation here. I'll try to ping our condition expert.

Thanks!

Wouldn´t it be possible to do this using java-script?