#6: More sophisticated branching based on multiple questions

Contents
  1. Motivation
  2. Proposal
  3. Risks
by Nick Davis — last modified Jan 22, 2010 06:30 AM

Allow the user to specify multiple question combinations that decide whether a subsequent question or subsurvey is shown.

Proposed by
Nick Davis
Proposal type
User interface
Assigned to release
State
being-discussed

Motivation

Currently the branching allows you to choose a previous question and specific answer values to determine whether this subsurvey or question will be shown.


It would be great to allow this to happen in multiple situations.



For example, only show Question D, if the respondent said "No"  to Question A or they said "Always" to Question B

 
Would be nice to have some logic in there to have and, or, xor combinations.


e.g only show Question D,  if respondent said no to Question A and "Always" to Question B but not "More than 5"to Question C
.


This suggestion originally comes from Department of Psychology, University of Leicester

Proposal

fill in later. ;-)

Risks

Have to make sure it doesn't break existing branching functionality.

Comments (1)

Yuri Jul 31, 2008 02:34 PM
also add the possibility to branch on combination of choice on the same question. For example "branch on this if you answered 'Yes' or 'Maybe' to question A". For example, we have to make additional questions if the user select one of the first three options and no additional question if the user select one of the second three:

a - What about you?

[] I'm lazy
[] Sometimes I'm lazy
[] I'm not lazy

b - Why you think you're lazy?

 [] answer 1
 [] answer 2

I want b displayed only if the user selected one of the first 2 answer to "What about you?" ( "I'm lazy" or "Sometimes I'm lazy")

 Clear enough? :)