I'm working on a survey with 90 questions, all with simple 5-point Likert responses.
There are 6 buckets for which these 90 questions contribute. For example Q001 is part of bucket 2, Q002 is part of bucket 4 and 6, so that in the end the responses will result in some number in each bucket. The report I'm preparing shows the respondent a rank ordering of the buckets.
As I'm building the survey, it seems prudent to add this information with each question to streamline reporting at the end.
It's also possible that I could branch into another set of questions if a bucket reaches some critical point, e.g., Bucket #3 total == 50.
It seems like this is a Relevance Equation function, but I'm unable to determine how to do this with the examples I've seen.
My guess is I would establish the buckets so {BUCKET1+=Q1.value} or some such syntax in the relevance equation input for the question.
Is it possible to track groups of question responses using a relevance equation?
Should I just manage all of this in the post survey processing?
I'm probably not asking the right question, but I hope the explanation provides enough info to point me in the right direction. Most, if not all of my surveys, require this kind of logic.
There are 6 buckets for which these 90 questions contribute. For example Q001 is part of bucket 2, Q002 is part of bucket 4 and 6, so that in the end the responses will result in some number in each bucket. The report I'm preparing shows the respondent a rank ordering of the buckets.
As I'm building the survey, it seems prudent to add this information with each question to streamline reporting at the end.
It's also possible that I could branch into another set of questions if a bucket reaches some critical point, e.g., Bucket #3 total == 50.
It seems like this is a Relevance Equation function, but I'm unable to determine how to do this with the examples I've seen.
My guess is I would establish the buckets so {BUCKET1+=Q1.value} or some such syntax in the relevance equation input for the question.
Is it possible to track groups of question responses using a relevance equation?
Should I just manage all of this in the post survey processing?
I'm probably not asking the right question, but I hope the explanation provides enough info to point me in the right direction. Most, if not all of my surveys, require this kind of logic.