I am quite new at this and could not find previous topics/threads that
pertain to these to questions
In our survey we have a question which allows for multiple options. For
each option, we have a set of completely different questions. We could ask
each question separately and ask a "yes" or "no" question, then proceed to
the sub questions if the answer is "yes", but we would then run the risk of
probing on the main options.
Can we have a surveyor ask the main multiple question and given that the
respondent selects option 2, 3 and 5 -- complete section 2 then section 3
and then section 5 automatically?
A couple of our questions skip to the same section. For example, if the
option on question 5 is "no" then the survey skips to Q100. If option on
question 5 is a yes, down the line, if the option on question 14 is no,
then this should also skip to question 100. Does ODK allow multiple
question responses to skip to the same question?
ODK doesn't have skips, but rather, relevancy. If a question is
relevant, it appears to the user. If it is not relevant, it does not. http://opendatakit.org/help/form-design/binding has more examples.
You can have the surveyor ask the main multiple choice question.
Then you can add a relevancy condition on the section 2 group that
says, selected(/data/mainQuestion,'option2'). Do the same for sections
3 and 5, but make those relevant if mainQuestion's answer is 'option3'
and 'option5'. If you are using XLSForm, the syntax will be
selected(${mainQuestion},'option2'). So if the user selects option2
and option5, then they will see section 2 and section 5. If they only
select option2, then they will only see section 2.
You can make Q100 relevant is question 5 is yes or question 14 is
yes. If you are doing this in XLSForm, you can add something like this
in Q100's relevance column: ${q5} = 'yes' or ${q14} = 'yes'.
Yaw
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On Wed, Mar 13, 2013 at 3:59 AM, pratibha shrestha pratzstha@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
I am quite new at this and could not find previous topics/threads that
pertain to these to questions
In our survey we have a question which allows for multiple options. For
each option, we have a set of completely different questions. We could ask
each question separately and ask a "yes" or "no" question, then proceed to
the sub questions if the answer is "yes", but we would then run the risk of
probing on the main options.
Can we have a surveyor ask the main multiple question and given that the
respondent selects option 2, 3 and 5 -- complete section 2 then section 3
and then section 5 automatically?
A couple of our questions skip to the same section. For example, if the
option on question 5 is "no" then the survey skips to Q100. If option on
question 5 is a yes, down the line, if the option on question 14 is no, then
this should also skip to question 100. Does ODK allow multiple question
responses to skip to the same question?
try searching for the keywords: "relevant", "skip logic", "branching"
Nik
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On Wednesday, March 13, 2013, pratibha shrestha wrote:
Hello all,
I am quite new at this and could not find previous topics/threads that
pertain to these to questions
In our survey we have a question which allows for multiple options. For
each option, we have a set of completely different questions. We could ask
each question separately and ask a "yes" or "no" question, then proceed to
the sub questions if the answer is "yes", but we would then run the risk of
probing on the main options.
Can we have a surveyor ask the main multiple question and given that the
respondent selects option 2, 3 and 5 -- complete section 2 then section 3
and then section 5 automatically?
A couple of our questions skip to the same section. For example, if the
option on question 5 is "no" then the survey skips to Q100. If option on
question 5 is a yes, down the line, if the option on question 14 is no,
then this should also skip to question 100. Does ODK allow multiple
question responses to skip to the same question?
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