Hi everyone,
In my next survey, I have an array with 8 sub-questions, and a 5 point agreement scale from "Strongly Disagree" to "Strongly Agree"
However, the array contains the following two questions:
SQ6: I identify with A more than B
SQ7: I identify with B more than A
Obviously, I would prefer not allowing users to say that they agree to both of these or disagree to both, and I am not allowed to edit the subquestion text or separated them from the array, which would have allowed for easier solutions.
Is it possible to grey out answers to SQ7 depending on how SQ6 is answered? For instance, if someone answers "Agree" on SQ6, then they are only allowed to answer strongly disagree, disagree, or neutral on SQ7?
Tony has offered scripts in the past here that allowed me to limit answers in general, so that some subquestions had 6 answers while others had 5, but those weren't conditional options.
Alternatively, my client proposed offering a 6th answer to SQ6 & 7 only - "I identify equally with both" that, if selected in SQ6, forces it to be selected in SQ7.
Any and all suggestions and solutions would be appreciated at this point. Thanks again for all you do.
In my next survey, I have an array with 8 sub-questions, and a 5 point agreement scale from "Strongly Disagree" to "Strongly Agree"
However, the array contains the following two questions:
SQ6: I identify with A more than B
SQ7: I identify with B more than A
Obviously, I would prefer not allowing users to say that they agree to both of these or disagree to both, and I am not allowed to edit the subquestion text or separated them from the array, which would have allowed for easier solutions.
Is it possible to grey out answers to SQ7 depending on how SQ6 is answered? For instance, if someone answers "Agree" on SQ6, then they are only allowed to answer strongly disagree, disagree, or neutral on SQ7?
Tony has offered scripts in the past here that allowed me to limit answers in general, so that some subquestions had 6 answers while others had 5, but those weren't conditional options.
Alternatively, my client proposed offering a 6th answer to SQ6 & 7 only - "I identify equally with both" that, if selected in SQ6, forces it to be selected in SQ7.
Any and all suggestions and solutions would be appreciated at this point. Thanks again for all you do.
