Survey result based on user selection using conditions

  • nouveauxcouples
    Asked on April 9, 2015 at 9:56 AM

    Hi,

     

    I can see how to do a survey with multiple answer but I don't understand how to program your software so if the user respond a total of x question with x answer from 1 to 4. 1 being ''i agree'' and 4 being ''i totally disagree'' so that at the end of the survey we can send them a response depending on the result?

    Can I pay someone intern to show it for me or do you have a video? 

    thanx Marc

  • nouveauxcouples
    Replied on April 9, 2015 at 10:14 AM

    And my other issue is for some question, if the user mark 1- ''i agree'' it won't mean the same thing if he does answer 1 gain on another answer. So I need to be able to give a value to each different answer so at the end I can establish

    if the user is more this or more that and by knowing that he will have a text related to is total.

     

    thanx

  • Jan
    Replied on April 9, 2015 at 12:20 PM

    Hello there,

    I'll get back to you once I found a solution on how to achieve what you want in regards to the survey form.

    I created a separate thread for your other issue. This is the URL/link of the new thread: http://www.jotform.com/answers/549357

    Thank you.

  • Jan
    Replied on April 9, 2015 at 9:39 PM

    Hi there,

    Thank you for waiting. I've created a demo form (http://form.jotform.me/form/50984766998482) of how I think you want this form to work. This is a long process, you will be working with conditions and calculation. I would recommend you reading our guide about smart conditions and form calculation.

    For each question, there is a hidden text box below it. The text box will verify if you answer is yes or no. If yes, it will put 1 on the yes answer field and if no, it will put 1 on the no answer field.

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    In order for you to hide a field is you need to right click the form field and select "Hide Field".

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    After creating 4 questions, with 4 yes/no fields below them, you need to create a final result for both yes/no fields. This will serve as the total number of answers. You will use the Form calculation widget to add the 4 Yes fields targeting the total Yes field. You will do the same with the No fields.

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    You can now add conditions to your form. The idea is the Yes/No fields below the questions will be updated depending on the user's answer. 

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    You will be using the condition "Update a form field".

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    You will add condition for the Yes field. The condition should be like this:

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    Add another condition for the No field. It should turn out like this

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    You will do the same thing on the other questions. When you're done, it should count the number of yes and no answers.

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    Optional: Now that you have a total number of answers from the user, you can now decide if the user "Agree" or "Disagree".

    Create a "Page break" so the result will be on a separate page.

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    Now add 2 text fields. These are for the agree or disagree fields.

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    You will then use conditions in order to show or hide these fields depending on the number of results in the fields.

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    It should turn out like this.

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    Hope this helps. Thank you.