Hi there and welcome to ODK!
First ask your multiple choice question. Then in a group with
appearance=field-list, put a series of questions about each option,
but make those relevant only when those answers are relevant.
I've attached an example.
Yaw
animals.xlsx (10.6 KB)
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I'm trying to write a question set where the first is multiple choice, and the next question is an integer answer based on the selections from the previous question.
So my first question is
- Which species have you caught in the last 4 weeks?
- How many of each of these species did you catch?
I would like question 2 to present the species selected from question 1, and no other species.
While I know a work around could be 'How many (species x) did you catch in the last 4 weeks', this would require answering a lot of individual questions with zeros- a tedious task for the data collectors to do over and over again.
Any advice would be really appreciated, thank you.
P.s- I'm brand new to ODK so don't understand all the technical issues yet. I am using Excel to create the forms.
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