Hello, first of all - thanks for the awesome and free software!


We have a following survey - opros.comadev.noc.lv/index.php/836943?lang=lv - there are 2 arrays and questions are about radio-station audience.

First question - How often do you listen to this station
Second question - How do you listen to this station

My task is to make options from second array being marked as NOT LISTENING in case there answer I DONT KNOW THIS STATION in first array.

In my mind there should be this logic:

if array_1 question_1 answer = A6 then
array_2 question_1 answer A4 = "yes"

Why not place relevance on the sub-questions in Q2 so they don't show at all if the corresponding row in Q1 is "A6"?

Could you please advise me how to do it? I’m totally new to this

When editing the sub-questions you can place relevance on them to hide/show them based on answers to previous questions.

So, for example, if your first question has a code "Q1" and sub-question codes "SQ001, SQ002...", the relevance for the Q2 sub-questions would look something like this.

It basically says only show this row if the corresponding row in Q1 is answered and is not "A6".



Check out Expression Manager in the manual for more info - manual.limesurvey.org/Expression_Manager

Here is a sample survey that also has relevance on Q2 to only show it if there are some answers in Q1 and not all Q1 answers are "A6".

It did worked out! Thank you so much!