Hi, Community. I'm wondering if there is an easy way to tell which result variables belong to which quiz questions (not in a question bank).
I'm taking over a previously created story file with content slides and questions/reviews. There are several variables (Results5.PassPercent, Results12.ScorePrecent, etc.), but I'm not sure to which Questions those variables belong. The Review slides have no variables being displayed (i.e. text box with %Results.ScorePercent%)
Slides have been copied and pasted so many times between different files it is hard to track what has happened.
Hope this makes sense. Thanks for any tips/advice.
Hi, Jeremy, and welcome to the community! These variables are associated with the results slides, not the questions. Each results slide that is added gets variables automatically set up. The first will have no number (ie Results.PassPercent, Results.ScorePercent) and each slide added after will add a number into the name of the variable. Hope that helps! :)
Sure thing, Dirk. Check out your variables window from the Triggers panel here:
You can click on the "Use Count" numbers to see where that variable is being used. Once you know the Results slide, you can then also find out which questions are tracked with that variable.
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Hi, Jeremy, and welcome to the community! These variables are associated with the results slides, not the questions. Each results slide that is added gets variables automatically set up. The first will have no number (ie Results.PassPercent, Results.ScorePercent) and each slide added after will add a number into the name of the variable. Hope that helps! :)
Assuming, that there are several results slides. Is there any possibility to identify which variables belong to which slide?
Sure thing, Dirk. Check out your variables window from the Triggers panel here:
You can click on the "Use Count" numbers to see where that variable is being used. Once you know the Results slide, you can then also find out which questions are tracked with that variable.
Thank you! Great!
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