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TestUser-cdb5bc
6 years agoCommunity Member
Hello, I have found this guide very useful and have successfully built my first 'magazine-style' assessment using it so thank you for sharing!
I have one question, however. Instead of using an 'if A is greater than B' style command for the final results page as per your guide, I would instead like to allocate 3 points for answer A, 2 points for answer B and 1 point for answer C for each question (there are 3 available answers for each of my 10 questions - so 30pts would be the maximum score, i.e. 10 x 'A' answers). Then, at the results page, I would like to add a formula which dictates:
if user has totalled greater than 25pts, show layer X
If user has totalled between 19 and 24pts, show layer Y
If user has totalled less than 19pts, show layer Z
Is there a way I can achieve this? Grateful in advance for your help!
Alex
I have one question, however. Instead of using an 'if A is greater than B' style command for the final results page as per your guide, I would instead like to allocate 3 points for answer A, 2 points for answer B and 1 point for answer C for each question (there are 3 available answers for each of my 10 questions - so 30pts would be the maximum score, i.e. 10 x 'A' answers). Then, at the results page, I would like to add a formula which dictates:
if user has totalled greater than 25pts, show layer X
If user has totalled between 19 and 24pts, show layer Y
If user has totalled less than 19pts, show layer Z
Is there a way I can achieve this? Grateful in advance for your help!
Alex
- AllisonLaMotte6 years agoStaffHi Alex!
Yes, you just need to adjust the triggers that's on the results page.
Here you can adjust the operator: http://drops.articulate.com/Q6qrSC
And then you'll want to change the type to value instead of variable: http://drops.articulate.com/OaiiFl
There are several triggers, so you'll have to adjust each one of them individually.