Hi!
I'm looking for a solution to get sth like on example:
Q1: What brands have you heard about?
AAA [x]
BBB
CCC [x]
None

q2 What brands have you used...?
AAA
CCC
None

Q2 is filtered by answers given in Q1, but I'd like to see option 'none' in both questions. When I simply add Q1 in array filter for Q2, and respondent will choose AAA, then I canlt see 'none' response in Q2 while it should be visible regardless Q1 selection.
How to overwrite array filter just for one response?

Regards,
Piotr

I would use the subquestion relevance. A little bit more work, but a lot more flexible.

With array filter : use 2 different code for none
It work without issue.

Thanks for suggestions.
Regarding relevance - so I should switch off filtering in advanced options section, and apply relevance expression to particular response yes?

Dennis, I tried with separate codes, but I'd like also use exclude options for this response. And I got a problem that when sb select none in Q1 then in Q2 I saw two 'none' options.
The best solution would be to hide Q2 when Q1 is 'none'. Is there any option for that?
Piotr

1: you dont need thé 2 none un 2nd question
2: see conditions

Sorry Denis, I don't get it.
I know how to filter whole question. I have a problem with 'none' response.
With array filter on Q2 =(Q1), and both questions shares the same response list with response 9 - 'none' :
If q1= 1;2;3;4 - Q2 has 1;2;3;4 - options active. But I want to have also '9(none)' response active in Q2, even if it wasn't selected in Q1.
The idea is that even if respondent heard about the brands, he/she can still don't use it ever.

BTW: it works 'quite' fine when I put sth strange in Q2:9 relevance line ("bla"). In this case I get an error in survey logic file, but 'non' option behave like I want. However, I'm afraid that this solution will generate some trouble later on.

So my question is how to it in the best way?
Regards,
Piotr

Just use 2 different code ....

limesurvey.sondages.pro/survey/index/sid...42/newtest/Y/lang/en

Now I got it!
Thanks Denis!

Piotr