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Survey order, split, merge and various newby questions
- pdeli
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Dear all,
I'm new both to LimeSurvey and to this forum.
I am a student and we are a group of 3 people doing a research at our college.
We have been advised to use LimeSurvey in order to carry out our work. The survey (questionnaires) will be submitted to two sepearate populations (in two different countries). In order to avoid data confusion, we want to make separate surveys (questionnaires). What we have is the following:
- survey 1 (12 questions);
- survey 2 (46 questions including conditional sub-questions);
- survey 3 (27 questions including conditional sub-questions).
My questions are the following:
- is it possible to always start with survey 1, but that surveys 2 and 3 appear randomly for each person that answers? If yes, how?
- as the surveys might feel a bit long (at least to some), is it possible to create pages of, say, 10 questions each? If yes, how?
- would it be adviseable to merge the surveys into one big survey and create the pages (groups of questions as stated above) within this big unique survey? If yes, how?
Finally, as additional questions:
- is it, conversely, possible to split a survey into, say, two (or more), separate surveys? If yes, how?
- is it possible to extract the data, like .CSV, in order to analyse them in a statistics application (RStudio, Statistica, etc.)? If yes, how?
Thanks in advance for any answers you might give.
pdeli
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- KRav
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Yes, with a custom redirect script. (PHP/Script)is it possible to always start with survey 1, but that surveys 2 and 3 appear randomly for each person that answers? If yes, how?
What about the progress bar?as the surveys might feel a bit long (at least to some), is it possible to create pages of, say, 10 questions each? If yes, how?
Mergin automatically ? NO. You could import the question groups into the parent survey.would it be adviseable to merge the surveys into one big survey and create the pages (groups of questions as stated above) within this big unique survey? If yes, how?
Nois it, conversely, possible to split a survey into, say, two (or more), separate surveys? If yes, how?
Yesis it possible to extract the data, like .CSV, in order to analyse them in a statistics application (RStudio, Statistica, etc.)? If yes, how?
You should play around with the LS Demo:
www.limesurvey.org/de/demo
Cheers Kai
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- pdeli
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Thanks for your answer.
Here is what I did in the mean time:
- In LimeSurvey I created one survey
- with 3 question groups
Is it possible to:
- always start with question group #1
- but randomly follow with question group #2 or #3?
If yes,
- if it's with a custom redirect script in PHP, can I do it without any knowledge of PHP scripting? Where can I start? Are there any examples that I could perhaps adapt?
- if it is a feature within LimeSurvey, where is it?
Thanks in advance for your kind reply.
Best regards,
pdeli
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- tpartner
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The documentation can help you.is it possible to...randomly follow with question group #2 or #3?
Have a look at:
- Conditions - docs.limesurvey.org/Setting+conditions&s...tions+for+LimeSurvey
- Equeation questions - docs.limesurvey.org/Question+type+-+Equa...tions+for+LimeSurvey
- Expressioe Manager rand function - docs.limesurvey.org/Expression+Manager&s...#Access_to_Functions
Cheers,
Tony Partner
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