Using Variables to Create a Conditional Form and Output
Dec 23, 2014
By
Ethan Hilton
Greetings! First time posting, however I attended an Articulate Heroes road show and it was amazing! I am looking for some help or advice putting together a form with four 'either/or' inputs and a submit button. Based on the in puts entered by the learner it should provide a specific output. Just as a rough example:
- Choice #1: A or B
- Choice #2: C or D
- Choice #3: E or F
- Choice #4: G or H
Leaner chooses A, D, F, and G and clicks 'Submit"
Based on the inputs (A, D, F, G) the output (slide) is specific based on the input.
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks much!
Ethan Evans-Hilton
Sr. Instructional Designer
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4 Replies
Hi Ethan
Something like this work for you?
Hello Ethan!
Hopefully Wendys file will assist. Let us know if you need anything further.
I just want to post a note real quick so you don't think I'm ignoring this. I am playing around with this structure right now and I think it has given me a jumping off point. Have to head out now for the Holidays however so back to this on Friday. I'll update then. Thanks so very much! Your help is GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks for the update Ethan.
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