Hi Yaw,
Already tried everything. I think it has something to do with the variable
being a text and not an integer.
For example if the integer is > 5 it can be used in relevant to skip if any
value entered is greater than 5.
However for characters there are no operators for characters/text here
http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/xpath_operators.asp
Been trying to figure how to hide a question if one variable (text) is
selected in a select_multiple
For select multiple the syntax I understand is different for the relevant
where it is selected(${Variable}, 'Value'). If true it will show the
question. If false then it shouldn't. However this is not working for my
form.
I have in my form a select_multiple question that ask the user to pick the
project(s) which there are 4 options
If one of two particular project is selected then a certain question should
be hidden. The other 2 should still show.
So in this particular question relevant field I have
selected(${Projects}, 'Fine_Mat') or selected(${Projects}, 'Handicrafts')
Which will show this question if one of the two projects 'Fine_Mat' or
'Handcraft' is selected either one or both. This is working. However If the
project selected is 'Organics' with either 'Fine_Mat' or 'Handcraft' It
will also still shown. I want to know is someone found a way to hide it
still if 'Organics' is also selected.
Is there a way we can set boolean operators in xls forms?.
Attach excel with the fields highlighted in yellow. Just wanted to know if
people have found a way around this.
Thanks
Nome,
Try it first and if you have problems, then write the list. Everything
you need to be successful is at http://xlsform.org.
Yaw
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Hi list.
I have a field that I want to hide if a certain value is selected in a
select multiple.
For example
A. Chose multiple fruit
Orange
Apple
Banana
B, Quarantine (hide if A = Banana)
Yes
No
I understand that you can skip using relevant however all the examples I
have seen for skipping uses integers instead of text(Characters).
Anyone tried this before for text?.
Any help/pointers appreciated.
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On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 10:58 AM, Yaw Anokwa wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 5, 2015 at 7:40 AM, Nomeneta Saili wrote:
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