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Issue with visibility of questions outside a repeat, based on relevant answers within a repeat

Sarah-CodyKnight

Hi, I'm using Survey123 version 3.12.232

Within my survey, I have a multiple choice question ("plant species") within a repeat. Outside of the repeat, I have a unique question for each plant species's seed weight. I want a species specific weight question to be visible if a certain species was selected across all the repeats.

My problem is, the weight questions (outside the repeat) only appear depending on which repeat I am looking at in the form view of Survey123 Connect. If I am looking at one repeat, the species weight questions are appearing for ONLY the answers selected in that repeat. If I look at another repeat, same thing.

How do I make all the relevant questions outside the repeat appear, based on the answers across ALL the repeats?

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jcarlson

Join can take all the values from the repeat question and return a single string.

join(',', ${question_in_repeat})

After that, you can use contains to look for specific values.

contains(${question_one}, 'some species')

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dougbrowning

I think you would have to count them up and then compare to the number of repeats.

In each repeat do a if(contains(species), 1, 0). Then outside compare count(speciescount) to a count of the repeat (using max(position) or count(any repeat filed).

You could also do if(contains(species), yes, no). Then your relevant is not(contains(no)) on a field that is join(IfYesNoFieldAbove).

Hope that makes sense.

jcarlson

Join can take all the values from the repeat question and return a single string.

join(',', ${question_in_repeat})

After that, you can use contains to look for specific values.

contains(${question_one}, 'some species')

Sarah-CodyKnight

Thank you both! I tried @jcarlson 's solution because it was simpler, and it worked well.

dougbrowning

A join and contains would tell you if the species is in any repeat. You said you want it if it is in all repeats. Totally different.

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