In the attached example, I have added five True/False questions (select True as the correct answer in each case), set a pass mark at 40% and then created three separate layers on the Results slide where less than 40% is a Fail and then there are two Success layers (40%-60% and >60%). As you can see from the triggers on the Results slide, the appropriate layer is called up depending on the value of the Results.ScorePercent variable.
In this case, the difference on the layers is in the text advising the user of their overall score.
Hope this helps, but if you have any further queries, just get back to me here.
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Hi Helen,
In the attached example, I have added five True/False questions (select True as the correct answer in each case), set a pass mark at 40% and then created three separate layers on the Results slide where less than 40% is a Fail and then there are two Success layers (40%-60% and >60%). As you can see from the triggers on the Results slide, the appropriate layer is called up depending on the value of the Results.ScorePercent variable.
In this case, the difference on the layers is in the text advising the user of their overall score.
Hope this helps, but if you have any further queries, just get back to me here.
Thank you so much Ned. I was able to follow the slides you kindly developed and applied the rules to my project with success.
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