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Hello
How to hide/display part of question text based on {TOKEN/LASTNAME}?

A part (see screenshot) of question text => for all {TOKEN/LASTNAME} in my relevance equation:
(((TOKEN:LASTNAME == "BCFR")) or 
(((TOKEN:LASTNAME == "BRBDR")) or 
((TOKEN:LASTNAME == "CRRD")) or 
((TOKEN:LASTNAME == "IQECAD")) or 
((TOKEN:LASTNAME == "IQED")) or 
((TOKEN:LASTNAME == "IQEDFOOT")) or 
((TOKEN:LASTNAME == "NSIH_CDIF")) or 
((TOKEN:LASTNAME == "NSIH_SEP")))

B part only if {TOKEN/LASTNAME} in
(((TOKEN:LASTNAME == "BCFR")) or 
((TOKEN:LASTNAME == "BRBDR")) or 
((TOKEN:LASTNAME == "CRRD")) or 
((TOKEN:LASTNAME == "IQECAD")) or 
((TOKEN:LASTNAME == "IQED")) or 
((TOKEN:LASTNAME == "IQEDFOOT")))

Could you let me know where to code in the question text this logic ?
Thanks in advance

Laura

Please refer to the manual - manual.limesurvey.org/ExpressionScript_H...BINSERTANS:xxx.7D.29

How to combine multi-test in a if function on LS ?

The following code is not working:

if( (((TOKEN:LASTNAME == "NSIH_SEP")) or ((TOKEN:LASTNAME == "NSIH_CDIF"))), "" , "B part")

The question is exclude when TOKEN:LASTNAME == "NSIH_SEP" or == "NSIH_CDIF".

Can someone help me out with this ?
Many thanks

Hi, Laura,
the buzzword is "Tayloring".
As shown here
[url] manual.limesurvey.org/ExpressionScript_H...7BMrs.7D_Smith....22 [/url]

Gender has to be replaced by TOKEN:LASTNAME and Mr. resp. Mrs. by your texts

Your question (without your orgy of brackets)
{if(TOKEN:LASTNAME == "NSIH_SEP" or TOKEN:LASTNAME == "NSIH_CDIF", "" , "B part")}

You see that the equations will get very long.
Why don't you add a TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE where all Lastnames who are to see part A, get a "1", Lastnames who are to see B, get a "2".

Then your IF is only
{if(TOKEN_ATTRIBUTE_1=="1","Text A",if(TOKEN_ATTRIBUTE_1=="2","Text B".""))}

Joffm

I wrote the first part before Tony answered.

Anyway: You should always send a lss export of these relevant questions.
Many times there is only a small typo, and we write and write and write without noticing it.

Hi Joffm

It worked! Many thanks.
I read somewhere that we need to use double brackets when using OR operator. This is why there were so many brackets in my inital code.

Best regards
Laura