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Angling Risk Task Complete study summary

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By mjlindberg - 7/10/2017

What would be the best approach to presenting a summary page at the end of the Angling Risk Task Complete study? It is set up as a Batch script. Is it possible to present total scores from each of the 4 conditions on a single page? Currently a total is presented at the end of each script. I would like to present a single page at the end that presents the scores from all four rounds.

Thank you for your help,

Matt
By Dave - 7/10/2017

mjlindberg - Monday, July 10, 2017
What would be the best approach to presenting a summary page at the end of the Angling Risk Task Complete study? It is set up as a Batch script. Is it possible to present total scores from each of the 4 conditions on a single page? Currently a total is presented at the end of each script. I would like to present a single page at the end that presents the scores from all four rounds.

Thank you for your help,

Matt

You can pass through information from script to script in a <batch> using batch values and parameters:
https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v5/html/howto/batchparameters.htm
I.e., if you want to, you can store the results of each individual script and have the final script display them all at the very end.
By mjlindberg - 7/11/2017

Dave - Monday, July 10, 2017
mjlindberg - Monday, July 10, 2017
What would be the best approach to presenting a summary page at the end of the Angling Risk Task Complete study? It is set up as a Batch script. Is it possible to present total scores from each of the 4 conditions on a single page? Currently a total is presented at the end of each script. I would like to present a single page at the end that presents the scores from all four rounds.

Thank you for your help,

Matt

You can pass through information from script to script in a <batch> using batch values and parameters:
https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v5/html/howto/batchparameters.htm
I.e., if you want to, you can store the results of each individual script and have the final script display them all at the very end.

Dave,

Thanks for the quick response. I will read up on this.

Matt