I would like to create a 10 question quiz and have the answers (results) populate a table (at the end of the quiz)...where the learner can review the questions and answers on one screen.
You would need to track all of the responses with variables, and then use those variable values to populate the table.
If you don't know how to use variables, check out Articulate's tutorials and user guides. You'll find you have a lot more control with variables (and conditions, too).
BTW, depending on how much text is involved, the table could look horrible and/or be difficult to read. It'd be easier to just let users review the quiz (ideally with feedback).
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You would need to track all of the responses with variables, and then use those variable values to populate the table.
If you don't know how to use variables, check out Articulate's tutorials and user guides. You'll find you have a lot more control with variables (and conditions, too).
BTW, depending on how much text is involved, the table could look horrible and/or be difficult to read. It'd be easier to just let users review the quiz (ideally with feedback).
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