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Hi,

I have a multiple choice question (Type M) , 2 checked boxes.  My need is: if I checked one of those checked boxes it will display one or 2 questions.

For example (see attached picture): if I check the "Executif" choice it will display a question related to this choice. And if I checked both check boxes "Executif"+"Chef de projet" it will display the 2 related questions.

Thanks a lot!
 

And what is your question?
I suppose you know how a condition is set on a checkbox.

And to check if both are checked, you may simply use an AND to combine the two parts, like QCODE1 is checked AND QCODE2 is checked
Or you can use the function "count()" to checjk, like count(QCODE1,QCODE2)==2

Thanks for your feedback ,no this is the first time I use check boxe type.

I used the QCODE1 is checked formulat as in the attached picture but doesnt work.


Knowing that the "Executive" check box response has the code SQ1.

Thanks
 

 

Hi,
if you read the manual you'd know that QCODE is a placeholder for the real question code.
[url] manual.limesurvey.org/ExpressionScript_-...code_variable_naming [/url]

Knowing that the "Executive" check box response has the code SQ1.

Okay, now you know how your "QCODE" looks like

Now in your condition you enter a logical term that is either TRUE or FALSE. If TRUE the question is displayed, if FALSE not.
To find out what "QCode is checked" means, the best is to activate your survey, enter some data and have a look at the response table.
Here you see, how you access the respective variables and how the answers are stored.
You have several options:
Either you say: 
QCode is not empty -> then it is selected. 
And in the "implemented functions"
[url] manual.limesurvey.org/ExpressionScript_-...mplemented_functions [/url]
you find the functiuon "is_empty()"
Here 
[url] manual.limesurvey.org/ExpressionScript_-...ntation/en#Operators [/url]
you see that "!" is the "not" operator.
Now "QCode is not empty" is in LimeSurvey syntax !is_empty(QCode)

Or you say 
QCode is equal to this value
If you followed my advice to activate the survey, enter data and investigate the response table, you will have seen that a multiple question stores
selected : "Y"
not selected: ""
 
Meaning: To say "QCode is selected" in LimeSurvey syntax QCode=="Y"

Now yopu should be able to create your condition.