How to create a choices list from previous questions

Hello

I wonder if anyone can help ?

I am asking people to select all the crops they grow, from a list of about 20 (List1).

Then I want to make new list, of only those crops they selected (List2).

I then want to use a 'select_one' question to choose one crop from List2, for a series of follow up questions.

I almost have it working in the attached example. Although List2 shows the desired 'labels', they are not properly matched up to the 'names' of what was selected from List1.

Any advice?

Many thanks

multiselect_example.xlsx (12.3 KB)

Hello Jim,

I've been where you are now with the same puzzle. my workaround was to let user choose commodities of their choices from a multiple-select and then made a repeat for individual crop as they were selected meaning that dynamic labels showing current crop and repeat counter were set based on selected commodities. if you think this could help in your case then let me know so that i can compile and send you the sample XLS file for that.

Cheers

Jules R.

··· On Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at 11:29:34 PM UTC+2, jimross...@gmail.com wrote: > Hello > > I wonder if anyone can help ? > > I am asking people to select all the crops they grow, from a list of about 20 (List1). > > Then I want to make new list, of only those crops they selected (List2). > > I then want to use a 'select_one' question to choose one crop from List2, for a series of follow up questions. > > I almost have it working in the attached example. Although List2 shows the desired 'labels', they are not properly matched up to the 'names' of what was selected from List1. > > Any advice? > > Many thanks

Hello there,

Please see the sample files you requested. with those examples you will be
able to do the following

  • Repeat count based on count of selected items
  • Return the position of selected item, its label and name as well
    And many more that i might have forgot to list here.

Hope you like it and find it interesting. should you need more support,
please don't hesitate.

Jules R.
VAM DBA
UN WFP

Multiple_Select.xlsx (15.8 KB)

Multiple_Select.xml (29.4 KB)

HI,
I will appreciate it if you share with us your sample xls file.

Pierre

··· 2015-05-21 19:27 GMT-04:00 :

On Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at 11:29:34 PM UTC+2, jimross...@gmail.com wrote:

Hello

I wonder if anyone can help ?

I am asking people to select all the crops they grow, from a list of
about 20 (List1).

Then I want to make new list, of only those crops they selected (List2).

I then want to use a 'select_one' question to choose one crop from
List2, for a series of follow up questions.

I almost have it working in the attached example. Although List2 shows
the desired 'labels', they are not properly matched up to the 'names' of
what was selected from List1.

Any advice?

Many thanks

Hello Jim,

I've been where you are now with the same puzzle. my workaround was to let
user choose commodities of their choices from a multiple-select and then
made a repeat for individual crop as they were selected meaning that
dynamic labels showing current crop and repeat counter were set based on
selected commodities. if you think this could help in your case then let me
know so that i can compile and send you the sample XLS file for that.

Cheers

Jules R.

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··· On Friday, May 22, 2015 at 2:13:09 PM UTC-6, jules rugwiro wrote: > > Hello there, > > Please see the sample files you requested. with those examples you will be > able to do the following > > - Repeat count based on count of selected items > - Return the position of selected item, its label and name as well > And many more that i might have forgot to list here. > > Hope you like it and find it interesting. should you need more support, > please don't hesitate. > > Jules R. > VAM DBA > UN WFP >

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Thanks a lot

··· 2015-05-22 15:07 GMT-07:00 Martijn van de Rijdt :

Question was posed and answered here as well:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/formhub-users/DLWVftaznXA

On Friday, May 22, 2015 at 2:13:09 PM UTC-6, jules rugwiro wrote:

Hello there,

Please see the sample files you requested. with those examples you will
be able to do the following

  • Repeat count based on count of selected items
  • Return the position of selected item, its label and name as well
    And many more that i might have forgot to list here.

Hope you like it and find it interesting. should you need more support,
please don't hesitate.

Jules R.
VAM DBA
UN WFP

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Revolutionizing data collection since 2012.

Enketo https://enketo.org/ | LinkedIn
http://www.linkedin.com/company/enketo-llc | GitHub
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| Blog http://blog.enketo.org/

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