I think Joffm's point is to not use the built-in assessment-reporting mechanism but, instead, use Expression Manager tayloring to create your own "report". You will find that a far more powerful tool.

Hello tpartner

I'm realizing what you told me but what I'm not understanding is how and where to use the expression manager tayloring in LimeSurvey. Where in LimeSurvey can I make the conditions I want for what I want.

Many thanks for the reply.
Best regards.
Moisés Paiva

You can place the conditional (tailored) text in a text-display question or in the End Message.

In the sample survey attached below, I have placed an example in a text-display in the second group.

Hmmm I'm understanding logic.
So in my case when wanting to calculate and present a message depending on the result of two groups what would be an example?

With best regards and thanks again.
Moisés

Place an equation question for the "Score" in each group and then another "Total" equation question that sums the "Score" questions. Base your tailoring on the "Total" question.

I do not understand very well now.
Can I send you my survey and can you exemplify one of the conditions?

When I look at an example, I'll be able to replicate in other conditions that are missing.

Best regards.

I'm sorry, I do not have the time to go through your survey.

It does not matter. It has helped me a lot.
Thanks for all the help.

Best regards.
Moisés

Hello Tpartner.

I've been trying to implement the example of one of my conditions during the day but the result is always the same. When I want to join the two conditions with an "AND" it tells me that the syntax is not supported.

Can you tell me how to interlink the two conditions?

Best regards.
Moisés

Please refer to the manual - Expression Manager --> Access to functions --> if

- manual.limesurvey.org/Expression_Manager#Implemented_Functions

The syntax is:
So, your example would be:

Well, you have at least a few syntax errors. I didn't test it and I can't tell you if the idea itself will work, but I am pretty sure that the second "(" in your syntax is not correct.

tpartner wrote:
...but, I don't understand the logic - if scoreP2A is less than 18, it is also obviously less than 28.

the second one is scoreP2B.