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  • 21 August 2018
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I have 18 dog breeds from 3 different categories (small, medium and large) and wanted to show in my survey 2 breeds from each category. Does anyone know how to do this?
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Best answer by NiC 21 August 2018, 23:50

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You can save the options in embedded data
and then use randomizer to get any two out of each of the three breeds.
For eg:
1)For the first option of every category(Done for Large dogs here):
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2)For the Second option of the same category(Done for Large dogs here):
!
3)Now repeat for other Dog Categories
4)Now Pipe these embedded Data into options (for Randomization among breeds you can select randomize choices here)
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hi @annepetti ,
You can use randomization to select 2 breed from each category.

Below link help you use randomization in choice:
https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/question-options/choice-randomization/
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> @NiC_Ugam said:
> You can save the options in embedded data
> and then use randomizer to get any two out of each of the three breeds.
> For eg:
> 1)For the first option of every category(Done for Large dogs here):
> !
> 2)For the Second option of the same category(Done for Large dogs here):
> !
> 3)Now repeat for other Dog Categories
> 4)Now Pipe these embedded Data into options (for Randomization among breeds you can select randomize choices here)
> !
>
>
>

Hi @annepetti
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@annpetti,

You should put all 18 breeds as choices in your question. You should use three survey flow randomizers to set a breed flag to 1 for two breeds in each group. Then add display logic to each of the choices in your question to display the breed if the breed flag is 1.

@NiC_Ugam's solution would work, but the resulting data would be messy. @PraDeepKotian_Ugam's solution won't work (you can't randomly select two from each group using Advanced Randomization and group randomization doesn't have the ability to randomly select subsets)

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