Filtering and Piping Multi-Select options

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1

Hi,

I am new to ODK and I have a basic question. My first question has
multi-response with options:
Cash Collection Source
Cheque Collection Source
Cheque Outsource
Rcv and Payable
Domestic Payment
Liquidity Payment
Internet Banking

From these, I want to filter and pipe only the selected options for the
next question i.e. my next question would show options only that were
selected in the last question.

How do I make it possible. Thanks a lot for your help.

Warm Regards,
Saurabh

2

I was able to find partial answer here
"How can I filter the list of multiple-choice options presented to users?"

at SurveyCTO website. But this filter does not work if the first question
is select_multiple. It works ONLY if it is select_one.

Has anyone figured out on how to filter responses from a select_multiple
and bring them to subsequent questions.

Regards,
Saurabh

··· On Friday, December 13, 2013 1:08:35 PM UTC+5:30, Saurabh Mehta wrote: > > Hi, > > I am new to ODK and I have a basic question. My first question has > multi-response with options: > Cash Collection Source > Cheque Collection Source > Cheque Outsource > Rcv and Payable > Domestic Payment > Liquidity Payment > Internet Banking > > From these, I want to filter and pipe only the selected options for the > next question i.e. my next question would show options only that were > selected in the last question. > > How do I make it possible. Thanks a lot for your help. > > Warm Regards, > Saurabh >
3

Hi

This is exactly what i am trying to do as well - but am confused by the
suggestion

to clarify for me i have two questions

Type
select_multiple access or_other Name
get_water Label
Where does your household get water from? select_multiple access or_other
important_source What is the most important water source?

so the second question needs to be a list only showing the answers selected
from the first
both are using the same list in the choices tab

not sure where in the odk for to use the selected command - as if i use it
in the "relevan"t column it will just controll the showing of the overall
question
are you suggesting use it in the choices tab

please clarify

thanks

Jon

··· On Friday, 13 December 2013 07:38:35 UTC, Saurabh Mehta wrote: > > Hi, > > I am new to ODK and I have a basic question. My first question has > multi-response with options: > Cash Collection Source > Cheque Collection Source > Cheque Outsource > Rcv and Payable > Domestic Payment > Liquidity Payment > Internet Banking > > From these, I want to filter and pipe only the selected options for the > next question i.e. my next question would show options only that were > selected in the last question. > > How do I make it possible. Thanks a lot for your help. > > Warm Regards, > Saurabh >
4

hi yaw

yes thanks for this and got it working

but in my example the first question is a multiple select

and i want the seconf question to the show the ones selected so the peron can then say which one of those is the most important - but when one is selected it shows - but when multiple answers are selected non show - does it not work with multiple selects or do i need a different code

in the survey tab I have

select_multiple access getwater Where does your household get water from?
select_one access_filter imp_getwater What is the most important water source? getwater=${getwater}

and in the choices tab i have

list_name name label getwater
access_filter hand_dug_well Hand dug well hand_dug_well
access_filter river River river
access_filter stream Stream stream
access_filter waterhole Waterhole waterhole
access_filter rain_water Rain water rain_water
access_filter gwi_guyan_water_inc GWI (Guyana Water Inc) gwi_guyan_water_inc
access_filter well Well well
access_filter pond Pond pond
access_filter overhead_tank Overhead Tank overhead_tank
access_filter shop Shop shop

please advise

thanks

Jon

5

Thanks Neil

Thats sorted it - works a treat

Now just need to see if someone can get it to work together with
the or_other variable

Cheers

Jon

6

Saurabh,

In your choice_filter expression, use the selected() function. In other
words, you want to filter down to only those options that were previously
checked, and the function to query if something was previously checked is
selected(). So, for choice_filter, you want something like:

selected(${fieldname}, filter)

And in the filter column of your choices sheet, you want the same values
that are in the name column.

Hope that helps.

Best,

Chris

··· On Fri, Dec 13, 2013 at 3:53 AM, Saurabh Mehta wrote:

I was able to find partial answer here
"How can I filter the list of multiple-choice options presented to users?"

at SurveyCTO website. But this filter does not work if the first question
is select_multiple. It works ONLY if it is select_one.

Has anyone figured out on how to filter responses from a select_multiple
and bring them to subsequent questions.

Regards,
Saurabh

On Friday, December 13, 2013 1:08:35 PM UTC+5:30, Saurabh Mehta wrote:

Hi,

I am new to ODK and I have a basic question. My first question has
multi-response with options:
Cash Collection Source
Cheque Collection Source
Cheque Outsource
Rcv and Payable
Domestic Payment
Liquidity Payment
Internet Banking

From these, I want to filter and pipe only the selected options for the
next question i.e. my next question would show options only that were
selected in the last question.

How do I make it possible. Thanks a lot for your help.

Warm Regards,
Saurabh

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Hi Jon,

Create a new column in your XLSForm called "choice_filter" and put
that command there. See the Cascading Selects section of
http://opendatakit.org/help/form-design/xlsform/ for a sample form.

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On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 10:39 AM, Jon Parsons j.parsons@globalcanopy.org wrote:

Hi

This is exactly what i am trying to do as well - but am confused by the suggestion

to clarify for me i have two questions

Type
select_multiple access or_other Name
get_water Label
Where does your household get water from?
select_multiple access or_other important_source What is the most important water source?

so the second question needs to be a list only showing the answers selected from the first
both are using the same list in the choices tab

not sure where in the odk for to use the selected command - as if i use it in the "relevan"t column it will just controll the showing of the overall question
are you suggesting use it in the choices tab

please clarify

thanks

Jon

On Friday, 13 December 2013 07:38:35 UTC, Saurabh Mehta wrote:

Hi,

I am new to ODK and I have a basic question. My first question has multi-response with options:
Cash Collection Source
Cheque Collection Source
Cheque Outsource
Rcv and Payable
Domestic Payment
Liquidity Payment
Internet Banking

From these, I want to filter and pipe only the selected options for the next question i.e. my next question would show options only that were selected in the last question.

How do I make it possible. Thanks a lot for your help.

Warm Regards,
Saurabh

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Hi Jon,

If you set the filter to "selected(${getwater}, getwater) it should work.

I've created a survey that extends your example to allow selection of the
top three water priorities. It is available from:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B5_SmpWlQYxvbVkzZFNZbHRSWkE&usp=sharing

regards

Neil

··· On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 10:32 AM, wrote:

hi yaw

yes thanks for this and got it working

but in my example the first question is a multiple select

and i want the seconf question to the show the ones selected so the peron
can then say which one of those is the most important - but when one is
selected it shows - but when multiple answers are selected non show - does
it not work with multiple selects or do i need a different code

in the survey tab I have

select_multiple access getwater Where does your household get
water from?
select_one access_filter imp_getwater What is the most important
water source? getwater=${getwater}

and in the choices tab i have

list_name name label getwater
access_filter hand_dug_well Hand dug well hand_dug_well
access_filter river River river
access_filter stream Stream stream
access_filter waterhole Waterhole waterhole
access_filter rain_water Rain water rain_water
access_filter gwi_guyan_water_inc GWI (Guyana Water Inc)
gwi_guyan_water_inc
access_filter well Well well
access_filter pond Pond pond
access_filter overhead_tank Overhead Tank overhead_tank
access_filter shop Shop shop

please advise

thanks

Jon

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Yep not sure if you can do that. You may remember when we first got in
touch with each other I was complaining about x-forms. This is the sort of
issue I had in mind. In a proper language like javascript it is trivial to
dynamically generate options based on the data. Perhaps the new tables
version of odk will allow this as they will be using javascript extensively.

regards

Neil

··· On Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at 4:39 AM, Jon Parsons wrote:

Thanks Neil

Thats sorted it - works a treat

Now just need to see if someone can get it to work together with
the or_other variable

Cheers

Jon

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Hello,

··· > I believe I have about the same question but not sure. My first question >> *(init_quest)* is a SelectMultiple with four responses. These four >> questions correspond to four groups of other questions. For example, the >> user may check say items 1,3, and 4, so I would want the relevance >> statement on those groups to display its questions. If the user selects >> just the 4th option of the initial question, then only the 4th group of >> questions should display. I am using ODK build and the relevance statement *> nodeset="/data/GROUP3" relevant="(/data/init_quest = 3)"/>* works fine >> for the third group for example, but only if it is the ONLY ONE that is >> checked. If I check more than one box on* init_quest* none of the groups >> show. Is this just a variation of the question below? >> > Curtis

Le jeudi 9 janvier 2014 02:00:41 UTC+1, Neil Penman a écrit :

Yep not sure if you can do that. You may remember when we first got in
touch with each other I was complaining about x-forms. This is the sort of
issue I had in mind. In a proper language like javascript it is trivial to
dynamically generate options based on the data. Perhaps the new tables
version of odk will allow this as they will be using javascript extensively.

regards

Neil

On Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at 4:39 AM, Jon Parsons <j.pa...@globalcanopy.org<javascript:> wrote:

Thanks Neil

Thats sorted it - works a treat

Now just need to see if someone can get it to work together with
the or_other variable

Cheers

Jon

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Hi Curtis,

I think if you use the selected() function it should work. The value of a
select multiple question is a space separated list of the options that have
been selected so you can't just use "=".

Something like:

relevant="selected(/data/init_quest, '3' "

I think you may need the single quotes around the option value as values
of a select question are text.

regards

neil

··· On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 2:21 AM, Curtis Broderick <c.broderick@epiconcept.fr wrote:

Hello,

I believe I have about the same question but not sure. My first question

(init_quest) is a SelectMultiple with four responses. These four
questions correspond to four groups of other questions. For example, the
user may check say items 1,3, and 4, so I would want the relevance
statement on those groups to display its questions. If the user selects
just the 4th option of the initial question, then only the 4th group of
questions should display. I am using ODK build and the relevance statement works fine
for the third group for example, but only if it is the ONLY ONE that is
checked. If I check more than one box on* init_quest* none of the
groups show. Is this just a variation of the question below?

Curtis

Le jeudi 9 janvier 2014 02:00:41 UTC+1, Neil Penman a écrit :

Yep not sure if you can do that. You may remember when we first got in
touch with each other I was complaining about x-forms. This is the sort of
issue I had in mind. In a proper language like javascript it is trivial to
dynamically generate options based on the data. Perhaps the new tables
version of odk will allow this as they will be using javascript extensively.

regards

Neil

On Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at 4:39 AM, Jon Parsons j.pa...@globalcanopy.orgwrote:

Thanks Neil

Thats sorted it - works a treat

Now just need to see if someone can get it to work together with
the or_other variable

Cheers

Jon

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Neil,
In fact, in the mean time I tried the following and it ended up working as
well. Thanks for your suggestion too, its looks much easier.
Curtis

··· 2014-03-11 3:41 GMT+01:00 Neil Penman :

Hi Curtis,

I think if you use the selected() function it should work. The value of a
select multiple question is a space separated list of the options that have
been selected so you can't just use "=".

Something like:

relevant="selected(/data/init_quest, '3' "

I think you may need the single quotes around the option value as values
of a select question are text.

regards

neil

On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 2:21 AM, Curtis Broderick < c.broderick@epiconcept.fr> wrote:

Hello,

I believe I have about the same question but not sure. My first question

(init_quest) is a SelectMultiple with four responses. These four
questions correspond to four groups of other questions. For example, the
user may check say items 1,3, and 4, so I would want the relevance
statement on those groups to display its questions. If the user selects
just the 4th option of the initial question, then only the 4th group of
questions should display. I am using ODK build and the relevance statement works fine
for the third group for example, but only if it is the ONLY ONE that is
checked. If I check more than one box on* init_quest* none of the
groups show. Is this just a variation of the question below?

Curtis

Le jeudi 9 janvier 2014 02:00:41 UTC+1, Neil Penman a écrit :

Yep not sure if you can do that. You may remember when we first got in
touch with each other I was complaining about x-forms. This is the sort of
issue I had in mind. In a proper language like javascript it is trivial to
dynamically generate options based on the data. Perhaps the new tables
version of odk will allow this as they will be using javascript extensively.

regards

Neil

On Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at 4:39 AM, Jon Parsons j.pa...@globalcanopy.orgwrote:

Thanks Neil

Thats sorted it - works a treat

Now just need to see if someone can get it to work together with
the or_other variable

Cheers

Jon

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Hi Neil,

I am having a challenge with filtering my options (in a repeat group) to
show just only females or males depending on the "gender" and "age"
response.

I have been able to make the choice options show male or female but with
the "male" or "female" that has a position instance within the count in the
repeat group appearing as "0".

So my question is: how do i eliminate the "0" and restrict the options to
only show the names of "females" or "males" in the select option? ( I think
you have answered a similar question in a thread, but i can seem to find
it).

Many thanks in anticipation of your response!!!

Best regards,
Chinedu.

··· On Tuesday, March 11, 2014 at 3:41:03 AM UTC+1, Neil Penman wrote: > > Hi Curtis, > > I think if you use the selected() function it should work. The value of a > select multiple question is a space separated list of the options that have > been selected so you can't just use "=". > > Something like: > > *relevant="selected(/data/init_quest, '3' "* > > *I think you may need the single quotes around the option value as values > of a select question are text.* > > *regards* > > *neil* > > > On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 2:21 AM, Curtis Broderick <c.bro...@epiconcept.fr > wrote: > >> Hello, >> >>> I believe I have about the same question but not sure. My first question >>>> *(init_quest)* is a SelectMultiple with four responses. These four >>>> questions correspond to four groups of other questions. For example, the >>>> user may check say items 1,3, and 4, so I would want the relevance >>>> statement on those groups to display its questions. If the user selects >>>> just the 4th option of the initial question, then only the 4th group of >>>> questions should display. I am using ODK build and the relevance statement *>>> nodeset="/data/GROUP3" relevant="(/data/init_quest = 3)"/>* works fine >>>> for the third group for example, but only if it is the ONLY ONE that is >>>> checked. If I check more than one box on* init_quest* none of the >>>> groups show. Is this just a variation of the question below? >>>> >>> Curtis >> >> >> Le jeudi 9 janvier 2014 02:00:41 UTC+1, Neil Penman a écrit : >>> >>> Yep not sure if you can do that. You may remember when we first got in >>> touch with each other I was complaining about x-forms. This is the sort of >>> issue I had in mind. In a proper language like javascript it is trivial to >>> dynamically generate options based on the data. Perhaps the new tables >>> version of odk will allow this as they will be using javascript extensively. >>> >>> regards >>> >>> Neil >>> >>> >>> On Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at 4:39 AM, Jon Parsons wrote: >>> >>>> >>>> Thanks Neil >>>> >>>> Thats sorted it - works a treat >>>> >>>> Now just need to see if someone can get it to work together with >>>> the or_other variable >>>> >>>> Cheers >>>> >>>> Jon >>>> >>>> -- >>>> -- >>>> Post: opend...@googlegroups.com >>>> Unsubscribe: opendatakit...@googlegroups.com >>>> Options: http://groups.google.com/group/opendatakit?hl=en >>>> >>>> --- >>>> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google >>>> Groups "ODK Community" group. >>>> To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send >>>> an email to opendatakit...@googlegroups.com. >>>> For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out. >>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> >>> Smap Consulting | Mobile Data Collection Solutions >>> Application Developer - neilp...@gmail.com >>> Twitter: @dgmsot >>> Skype: ianaf4you >>> Phone: +61 402 975 959 >>> Blog: http://blog.smap.com.au >>> >> -- >> -- >> Post: opend...@googlegroups.com >> Unsubscribe: opendatakit...@googlegroups.com >> Options: http://groups.google.com/group/opendatakit?hl=en >> >> --- >> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups >> "ODK Community" group. >> To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an >> email to opendatakit...@googlegroups.com . >> For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout. >> > > > > -- > > Smap Consulting | Mobile Data Collection Solutions > Application Developer - neilp...@gmail.com > Twitter: @dgmsot > Skype: ianaf4you > Phone: +61 402 975 959 > Blog: http://blog.smap.com.au >
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Hi Chinedu,

Can you add a link to your form, or at least that part of it that you are
asking the question about. You should probably also address your query to
the whole odk community as there are many people out there with a more in
depth knowledge on form design than me.

regards

Neil

··· On Sat, Sep 3, 2016 at 11:23 PM, Chinedu Arinze wrote:

Hi Neil,

I am having a challenge with filtering my options (in a repeat group) to
show just only females or males depending on the "gender" and "age"
response.

I have been able to make the choice options show male or female but with
the "male" or "female" that has a position instance within the count in the
repeat group appearing as "0".

So my question is: how do i eliminate the "0" and restrict the options to
only show the names of "females" or "males" in the select option? ( I think
you have answered a similar question in a thread, but i can seem to find
it).

Many thanks in anticipation of your response!!!

Best regards,
Chinedu.

On Tuesday, March 11, 2014 at 3:41:03 AM UTC+1, Neil Penman wrote:

Hi Curtis,

I think if you use the selected() function it should work. The value of
a select multiple question is a space separated list of the options that
have been selected so you can't just use "=".

Something like:

relevant="selected(/data/init_quest, '3' "

I think you may need the single quotes around the option value as values
of a select question are text.

regards

neil

On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 2:21 AM, Curtis Broderick <c.bro...@epiconcept.fr wrote:

Hello,

I believe I have about the same question but not sure. My first

question (init_quest) is a SelectMultiple with four responses.
These four questions correspond to four groups of other questions. For
example, the user may check say items 1,3, and 4, so I would want the
relevance statement on those groups to display its questions. If the user
selects just the 4th option of the initial question, then only the 4th
group of questions should display. I am using ODK build and the relevance
statement works fine for the third group for example, but only if it is
the ONLY ONE that is checked. If I check more than one box on*
init_quest* none of the groups show. Is this just a variation of the
question below?

Curtis

Le jeudi 9 janvier 2014 02:00:41 UTC+1, Neil Penman a écrit :

Yep not sure if you can do that. You may remember when we first got in
touch with each other I was complaining about x-forms. This is the sort of
issue I had in mind. In a proper language like javascript it is trivial to
dynamically generate options based on the data. Perhaps the new tables
version of odk will allow this as they will be using javascript extensively.

regards

Neil

On Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at 4:39 AM, Jon Parsons j.pa...@globalcanopy.org wrote:

Thanks Neil

Thats sorted it - works a treat

Now just need to see if someone can get it to work together with
the or_other variable

Cheers

Jon

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