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Results for multiple quizzes not calculating correctly
I have a course with a total of 4 quizzes. Each question in these quizzes is worth 10 points. A score of 80% is required to pass. For each quiz, users will be given 5 questions. If they get them all ...
The name of a quiz is indicated in the Quiz Settings. That window appears when you insert a new Results slide. You can also open the Quiz Settings via the RESULT TOOLS > DESIGN ribbon.
Storyline defaults to naming quizzes Quiz1, Quiz2, etc. A quiz can be renamed by editing the Name field in the Quiz Settings window.
The Name is used in the name of the corresponding variables that track the points and percent. (For example, Quiz1.ScorePoints, Quiz1.PassPoints, Quiz1.ScorePercent, and Quiz1.PassPercent.) When you edit the Name field, Storyline automatically updates the corresponding variable names to match.
For troubleshooting, you need to check that what's in the Quiz Setting's Name field matches the quiz-name part of the variables on that Results slide.
- If not, edit the triggers so they match the Name.
- When you hover over a trigger, you'll be able to see which parts are editable.
- Be careful when choosing another variable from the list. Pay attention to the second part of the quiz variable's name (e.g., .ScorePercent vs .ScorePoints).
You can get additional help with variables here: Storyline 360: Working with Variables | Articulate - Community
Thank you for your help. All of the things you suggested were correct...almost. :) I did find the issue. For some reason the actual NUMBER for what percent I got was tied to the wrong built-in variable. So, in case anyone ever has this issue, here's what to do. Right click on the number and it'll come up with References. Click that and then click on the built-on variables and be sure that the "ScorePercent" matches with the actual quiz you're on.
That's what I meant in my first reply when I mentioned that the Results slides need to refer to the appropriate variables.
The Working with Variables link (provided in earlier reply) includes info about variable references. Here's a link to more details: Storyline 360: Adding Variable References | Articulate - Community
