I would like to create a quiz where I ask 4 questions. Each question has a result based on the answer they gave. The results screen would then consolidate the feedback from each question on to one screen.
For further clarity, question one asks you to rate your self on a scale of 1-5. Based on your rating a list of resources is provided that you can use as further education. Each of the subsequent questions do the same. On the final results screen I would like to have a report that lists the resources for each question on the one page.
First, you need variables to track the answers. For example, create a number variable for the first question, with an initial value of 0. Add triggers that adjust the value based on which item was selected (value = 1 if radio button 1 is selected, value = 2 if radio button 2 is selected, etc.).
And, for the compiled results, use triggers with conditions to show the appropriate lists of resources based on the value of the variables. There are multiple ways to show different lists. Changing the state of a text box or shape is probably the easiest. Just plan in advance which state will go with each possible value of the associated variable.
However, if there are a lot of potential resources, it'll be tough to get a good layout that will work for all the possible combinations. So you may want to divvy them up into separate layers for the resources associated with each question.
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Hi, Michael,
Yes, it's possible.
First, you need variables to track the answers. For example, create a number variable for the first question, with an initial value of 0. Add triggers that adjust the value based on which item was selected (value = 1 if radio button 1 is selected, value = 2 if radio button 2 is selected, etc.).
And, for the compiled results, use triggers with conditions to show the appropriate lists of resources based on the value of the variables. There are multiple ways to show different lists. Changing the state of a text box or shape is probably the easiest. Just plan in advance which state will go with each possible value of the associated variable.
However, if there are a lot of potential resources, it'll be tough to get a good layout that will work for all the possible combinations. So you may want to divvy them up into separate layers for the resources associated with each question.
Good luck!
Thanks Judy - that makes complete sense :)
Hi Judy - Just a follow-up - I was able to build this out s per your advice and it works very well. Thanks for sending me down the right path!
Hi again, Michael,
Great! I'm glad you got it working.
Best wishes for successful projects!