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7 years 9 months ago #139332
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Unable to design questionnaire on feedback for a list of people was created by Yoshap
I am trying to make an anonymous questionnaire on feedback of colleagues.
The first questions is to select the person/ppl the feedback is on - list of ppl names
all questions subsequent are the same - skills, support, team working etc with all same answers : excellent, better than av, av, below av, unable to comment.
However I am finding it difficult to make it so that questions from Q2 are based on the person chosen to be fedback on, so they get a feedback on their perfromance - can anyone helpl please?
thanks
The first questions is to select the person/ppl the feedback is on - list of ppl names
all questions subsequent are the same - skills, support, team working etc with all same answers : excellent, better than av, av, below av, unable to comment.
However I am finding it difficult to make it so that questions from Q2 are based on the person chosen to be fedback on, so they get a feedback on their perfromance - can anyone helpl please?
thanks
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7 years 9 months ago #139348
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7 years 9 months ago #139350
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Do all persons have same subquestions?
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7 years 9 months ago #139352
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Replied by ollehar on topic Unable to design questionnaire on feedback for a list of people
Check this survey. It branches on q1 (first question)
if q1 == "A1", second question group will be shown
if q1 == "A2", third question group will be shown
Controlled by question group relevance equation.
if q1 == "A1", second question group will be shown
if q1 == "A2", third question group will be shown
Controlled by question group relevance equation.
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7 years 9 months ago #139353
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Replied by Yoshap on topic Unable to design questionnaire on feedback for a list of people
yes all same quesitons
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7 years 9 months ago #139354
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Replied by ollehar on topic Unable to design questionnaire on feedback for a list of people
Then why would you need branching logic? You might be more interested in parsing the data when the survey is done, to pair first question with other questions.
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7 years 9 months ago #139467
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Replied by Joffm on topic Unable to design questionnaire on feedback for a list of people
Hi, yoshap,
as Olle said, branching in this case is not necessary and (depending on number of persons in Question 1) blowing up the survey.
Better you pipe the name of the chosen person into the following questions.
So the respondent is always reminded which person he is talking about.
Example: in Question 1 (Q1), Person #2 (Henry Miller) was selected.
So, in the question text of the following questions you say:
"All the following questions will be based on {Q1}.
First, how do you rate the educational skills of {Q1}?"
And so on.
And afterwards - analysing the data - you just have to filter the data by Q1.
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as Olle said, branching in this case is not necessary and (depending on number of persons in Question 1) blowing up the survey.
Better you pipe the name of the chosen person into the following questions.
So the respondent is always reminded which person he is talking about.
Example: in Question 1 (Q1), Person #2 (Henry Miller) was selected.
So, in the question text of the following questions you say:
"All the following questions will be based on {Q1}.
First, how do you rate the educational skills of {Q1}?"
And so on.
And afterwards - analysing the data - you just have to filter the data by Q1.
Best regards
Joffm
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7 years 9 months ago #139471
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Replied by tpartner on topic Unable to design questionnaire on feedback for a list of people
A small addition to Joffm's post - depending on the question type, you may want to use something like {Q1.shown}
manual.limesurvey.org/Expression_Manager#Access_to_Variables
manual.limesurvey.org/Expression_Manager#Access_to_Variables
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7 years 5 months ago - 7 years 5 months ago #144450
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Replied by tolife on topic Unable to design questionnaire on feedback for a list of people
I have a question relevant to the subject.
I have question A has 4 values
Question B has combo box ( 10 answers ) based on previous question ( if then logic )
I would like to have B to be conditional , like if A = "car" then from the B combo ( a,b) show ....
Based on examples I tried the following
If (A== "car") { B_A1.shown or B_A2.shown}
I need some help to work it out
thanks
I have question A has 4 values
Question B has combo box ( 10 answers ) based on previous question ( if then logic )
I would like to have B to be conditional , like if A = "car" then from the B combo ( a,b) show ....
Based on examples I tried the following
If (A== "car") { B_A1.shown or B_A2.shown}
I need some help to work it out
thanks
Last edit: 7 years 5 months ago by tolife.
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7 years 5 months ago #144469
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Cheers,
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Replied by tpartner on topic Unable to design questionnaire on feedback for a list of people
I'm not sure what you mean by "combo box", but if it is a
multiple short text
, you can simply place something like this in the sub-question relevance field (no IF statement required):
Code:
A == "car"
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7 years 5 months ago #144479
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Replied by tolife on topic Unable to design questionnaire on feedback for a list of people
Thanks for your reply. I will try to explain better.
Question 1.
What do you do ? ( drop box )
school
employed
Unemployed
Question 2
I am ( Drop box )
Grade 10-12 student( if school selected in question 1 )
Continued education ( if school selected in question 1)
I have Permanent Employment ( if working selected in question 1)
Part time employment ( if working selected in question 1)
Personal ( if unemployed selected in question 1)
Other ( if personal selected in question 1)
please advise, thank you
Question 1.
What do you do ? ( drop box )
school
employed
Unemployed
Question 2
I am ( Drop box )
Grade 10-12 student( if school selected in question 1 )
Continued education ( if school selected in question 1)
I have Permanent Employment ( if working selected in question 1)
Part time employment ( if working selected in question 1)
Personal ( if unemployed selected in question 1)
Other ( if personal selected in question 1)
please advise, thank you
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7 years 5 months ago #144483
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Replied by Joffm on topic Unable to design questionnaire on feedback for a list of people
Hi, tolife,
I can advise the easy way.
Create three Questions 2 and set relevance
1. Q2school (Relevance: Q1==school - code of this answer)
2. Q2empl (Relevance: Q1==employed - code of this answer)
3. Q2unempl (Relevance: Q1==unemployed - code of this answer)
sample attached
It's displayed groupwise. So you better see it working
Best regards
Joffm
I can advise the easy way.
Create three Questions 2 and set relevance
1. Q2school (Relevance: Q1==school - code of this answer)
2. Q2empl (Relevance: Q1==employed - code of this answer)
3. Q2unempl (Relevance: Q1==unemployed - code of this answer)
sample attached
It's displayed groupwise. So you better see it working
Best regards
Joffm
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