You guys will see my result page that there are almost 20 personalities so, It hard to look at what is the TOP 5 personalities scores
If we have the code for as descending the biggest to the smallest scores or to show only TOP 5 scores this will be perfect.

Is there a way to use javascript to change the visibility of questions (based on the selection of other questions)?

I thought this might be a standard problem but I couldn't find anything here.

Thanks for your help in advance.

Now I want the selected filename and URL be stored in Embedded Data Fields when I press the Back-button. I know how to store Text from Textfields, like:

Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnPageSubmit(function() {
var answer = jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" .InputText").val();
Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData('MyText', answer);
});

The Embedded Data Field called 'MyText' wil contain the text wich is typed into the questions text field. What do I need to change in the jQuerystring (where I read .InputText' to get the text out of the textfield) to get the Filename and URL of an uploaded file?

Thanks in advance.

A screenshot of the question with the values I want to get highlighted:

I thought this was a pretty straightforward task of accessing the element by id and getting the value via either
1. var sliderValue = document.getElementById("QID15~10~true-result").value(); //I can apply a parseInt on sliderValue later
2. jQuery("#QID15~10~true-result").val()

But neither seems to work and I'm not sure why. To present the full problem, whenever the user changes the value of the slider, I'd want the changed score to be recorded and displayed on the same page (much akin to my previous question). For that end, I'd written this code:

`jQuery("input[type = hidden]").change(function () {
if(jQuery("#QID15~10~true-result").val().length == 0){
var sliderScore = 0;
} else{
var sliderScore = parseInt(jQuery("#QID15~10~true-result").val());
}

    //do something with sliderScore here
});`

But would this work, even once I access the slider value? An obvious pitfall in what I've done would be that if I click on other "hidden" type elements on the page, then the score would get unnecessarily updated. Should the question ID come inside that jQuery then?

As a sidenote: is this even the most optimal way to do it? I just need a numeric response from the user anyways. An alternate methodology I was thinking would be to have a text field (with entry limited to numbers from 0-100). But I'm not sure how easier/more difficult would it be to pull values from such a field in JS.

Thanks!

EDIT: I figured out a piece of code to allow me access to one slider's value, viz,

parseInt(jQuery("#QID15 input.ResultsInput").val(), 10);

But for now it only allows me access to the first slider's value. Not sure how to get it for both as of now.

I am designing a survey, wherein every question is scored, and a final score is calculated on the basis of these individual scores using a mathematical formula (for now, consider a simple summation of all scores, which is then multiplied by 3). So I wanted help on two fronts:

1. Firstly, it seems I need to create an embedded data field to calculate the final score, but the formula I've typed isn't working. Need to figure out what's wrong in my current formula or if an easier one is possible
   

2. Secondly, I want to display this final score on the top of the page. When we change our response to a question (by selecting another option), this score should be immediately be updated without me going to a different page. I know it seems strange for a respondent to immediately know how his/her response changes the final score, but this is by deliberate design in this case. I tried using solutions to these questions, but wasn't able to make them work:

https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/comment/41#Comment_41
https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/3092/creating-a-variable-to-add-all-the-scores-of-the-survey-respondents

I am new to both JS and HTML as well and am learning it as I go along making this survey.

Would be really grateful if someone could help me out on this!
Thanks!

I am a PhD student in psychology runnning a study with some complicated randomization that I can't quite figure out how to implement in Qualtrics. I've described the math of what I need below, I'm just not sure how to make it happen in Qualtrics.

I have 93 blocks, divided unevenly into 7 bins. Each block needs to be viewed by 50 participants, and each participant will see 10/93 blocks. The blocks need to be pulled from one of seven bins, in a quasi-random fashion. Specifically, because each bin has a different number of blocks in it (as you can see below) and I need each block to be seen 50 times across participants, blocks need to be randomly pulled from the bins at different probabilities. So, b/c of the # of blocks in each bin, out of the 10 blocks that each participant sees, on average 1.72 should be from Bin 1, 2.04 from Bin 2, etc. In other words, I need Qualtrics to randomly select each block (without repeats; e.g., I don't want a participant to see Block 17 more than once) from one of the bins based on those probabilities. So, for each block selected, there should be a 17.2% likelihood of it being from Bin 1, a 20.4% chance of it being from Bin 2, and so on for each block that is selected. Put differently, a block should be selected from Bin 1 17.2% of the time, but when a block is selected from Bin 1, it should be selected randomly and without replacement for a participant. Is this clear?

Is there a way to implement this in Qualtrics? I would really appreciate an answer to this as it's quite over my head.

Thank you!
A confused grad student

we need to implement a NPS scale with the following layout.

We are willing to use different question types if this can help us to keep this structure.

Is there any custom code we can use?

Thanks in advance!

I want to toggle display an open-end question based on the selection from a dropdown question on the same page. I did manage to do this for a single choice question and below is the code. But again, this is not needed since we have an inpage display logic feature in Qualtrics. Inpage display logic is not supported for dropdown questions thus I am trying to implement it through javascript. The problem here is that I am unable to find the element type and ID for dropdown questions. Let me know if anyone did manage to implement it and if so how could it be done.

Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function ()
{
document.getElementById("QID8").style.display="none";

this.questionclick = function(event,element)
{
    console.log(event, element);
    if (element.type == 'radio')
    {
        var choiceNum = element.id.split('~')[2];

        var x = document.getElementById("QID8");

        if (choiceNum == 479)
        {
            x.style.display="block";
        }
        else
        {
           x.style.display="none";
        }
    }
}

});

I have two questions - Q9 and Q17.

If I select Q9 = Canberra Centre (Q9 = 5) and Q9 = At the Game master’s exhibition (Q9 = 4), then the options in Q17 which are Q17 = 1 and Q17 = 14 should be pre-selected.

So Q9 = Canberra Centre –> Q17 = 14 should be selected.
Q9 = At the Game master’s exhibition –> Q17 = 1 should be selected.

For both these options, If I select single option, then the option in Q17 is selected but If I select both, none of the options are selected.

Here is my Javascript code:

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

• David

First time post as I'm a bit stumped.

The issue:
Qualtrics seems to not maintain formatting upon submission of multine/essay type questions.

I thought I could tackle this with some jQuery but I'm having no luck still.

My solution attempt:
- Essay type question
- on the question is the following JS/jQuery:

Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function()
{
    /*Place your JavaScript here to run when the page loads*/
    console.log("loaded question "+this.questionId);
    jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" textarea").on("blur", function() {
        jQuery(this).val().replace("\n","<br>");
    });


});

Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnReady(function()
{
    /*Place your JavaScript here to run when the page is fully displayed*/


});

Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnUnload(function()
{

});

Coding steps:

1. Targetting the textarea
2. When it unfocuses
3. Change the value contained within

I seem to be stuck on step 3 - the blur works fine. It's difficult to tell whether I've succeeded or not (recommendations here appreciated too - if there's a good function to present unencoded text so I can visibly spot <br> vs \n ?)

This whole scenario seems silly as "multi-line" fields are still "actually-really-one-line" fields.

Any help much appreciated - completely new to the API, and rusty with my jQuery.

I have created some test project and playing with those for analysis.
Today I have created a project where asking 3 questions only. First Q1 Is there any children age below 18 in house hold. Second Q2 How many children age below 18 if coded Yes in Q1. Third Q3 shows a grid to capture age of number of children mentioned in Q2. Now I would like to give a table where the base would be number of children in top break (NOT the number of respondent). Side break is age of children. Please have a look into the data as attached I have captured for 4 respondents so the base (Total) would be 9 (NOT 3 or 4). In side break the count for

Age 1 -> 1
Age 2-> 1
Age 4-> 1
Age 6-> 2
Age 8-> 1
and so on.

Can you please help me to know how can I do it in Cross tab or something else. How can I show the percentage also based on total number of children which is 9 here.

Thanking you,
Regards,
Arun

If I choose one option in Question A (Let's say A = 1) then I want to Pre-select Question B = 1 and Hide that Question - but it should move to next page as there are no questions on that particular page.

Also will I be able to record the response?

Is that Possible or any better way around?

Thanks

I think the best way for me to replicate this in Qualtrics is with an in-line dropdown answer box replacing the blank. Any idea how to do that? Or a different suggestion?