Am looking to collect some data pertaining to injury characteristics for various body parts. I have a multiple choice question set up where respondents can select the injury location/s. I then have a pre-defined set group of questions that I want to be asked for each site. Is it possible to set up a group-level relevance equation that will repeat this group of questions for each site that has been selected by the respondent?

Thanks in advance if anyone can assist.

Hi,
unfortunately LimeSurvey still does not support loops.
Though there are some feature requests about it.

You have to create as many groups as there are locations in your multiple choice questoon.
Then you use group relevance to display only the selected ones.

Joffm

Thanks so much for your reply! I see, that seems like a viable option still. Would you by any chance have any similar group relevance equations that I could use to get an idea of how to do this?

Thanks again for your help, it is greatly appreciated!

Hi,
the group relevance equation is "was the subquestion in the multiple question was checked".
group1: subquestion1 is checked
group2: subquestion2 is checked
...

Two links to the manual:
manual.limesurvey.org/Expression_Manager...roup-level_Relevance

manual.limesurvey.org/Expression_Manager...#Access_to_variables

And I always recommend to activate the survey, enter some well defined data.
Then you see in the answer table the relevant question code and the way the answer is coded in LimeSurvey.

Joffm