select brand based on selection questions in survey elements


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Dave - 6/3/2019

Branching would be the way to go as opposed to using a <batch> approach. What you've done wrong I can't say, since you didn't share any of the relevant code.

Dear Dave,

Tjanks for your reply, I've included my code as an attachment. Thanks again for your valuable advice!

Kind regards, 
Michelle
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MichelleSnelleman - 6/1/2019
Good day,
Currently I am working on a brand association test using 4 different brands, 1 brand is always in the task, the other three brands are competitors of the first brand. I've built the task for all brands and all is working fine.
Selection of the competing brand needs to be done based on survey questions. These questions have branching as well:
Q1: answers -> a-g. Answers a,b,c,f,g go to Q2, answers d and e go to the brand association task for competitor HR
Q2: answer a -> competitor HH
       answer b -> competitor HvA
       answer c -> competitor HR
       answer d-> Q3

Q3: answer a -> competitor HH
       answer b -> competitor HvA
       answer c -> competitor HR
       answer d-> competitor HR

I've tried to use the batch element with a selection survey, does not work. Branching also does not seem to work. Also tried responsetrial but does not seem to work.

What are your suggestions? Thanks so much in advance!

Kind regards,
Michelle Snelleman


Branching would be the way to go as opposed to using a <batch> approach. What you've done wrong I can't say, since you didn't share any of the relevant code.

MichelleSnelleman
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Good day,
Currently I am working on a brand association test using 4 different brands, 1 brand is always in the task, the other three brands are competitors of the first brand. I've built the task for all brands and all is working fine.
Selection of the competing brand needs to be done based on survey questions. These questions have branching as well:
Q1: answers -> a-g. Answers a,b,c,f,g go to Q2, answers d and e go to the brand association task for competitor HR
Q2: answer a -> competitor HH
       answer b -> competitor HvA
       answer c -> competitor HR
       answer d-> Q3

Q3: answer a -> competitor HH
       answer b -> competitor HvA
       answer c -> competitor HR
       answer d-> competitor HR

I've tried to use the batch element with a selection survey, does not work. Branching also does not seem to work. Also tried responsetrial but does not seem to work.

What are your suggestions? Thanks so much in advance!

Kind regards,
Michelle Snelleman


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