Hi everyone!
I am struggling with a multiple choice question for which I need to make one answer choice exclusive within a group, but not for all groups in a question, plus have the choices in that first group be multiple.
What I mean is, I have a multiple choice question with 8 choices (A-H below) that can be divided into 2 groups. In group 1 (A-D) there is one choice that cannot be selected with any of the other 3 in that group (option D), but the other 3 (A-C) can be chosen together (multiple choice). Options in group 2 an be combined with all others within their group and group 1 without restrictions (only obviously that A-C are not selected with D).
So, is there a way to mark option D as exclusive within Group 1, but still be able to choose D AND any option in group 2?
Thank you for any suggestion you can give!
Group 1
A- can be selected with all, but D
B- can be selected with all, but D
C- can be selected with all, but D
D- cannot be selected with A, B, C, but can be selected with E-H
Group 2
E- can be selected with all
F- can be selected with all
G- can be selected with all
H- can be selected with all
Best answer by sumikoh
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