James,
I tried to set bot No and NA to 0 but when I did that, it would select both of them at once automatically if I chose either one (since they were both the same value). Even with the select_one option, it would pick them both no matter what unless I chose the Yes option.
We still want to make sure that we capture when someone pushes the NA button so we can take that into account when we average the scoring later. If there's an NA, we will simply omit the question so that way they don't receive 0 points for something they didn't have the option to do.
Here is the way that I fixed this issue. I used a max(int(${question1}), 0) + max(int$(${question2}),0) ....etc calculation to get my total points. Since the only thing of value was a "Yes" answer in my survey, it only looked for that and turned everything else into a 0 in my total calculation of points at the end.
The issue now is that after I published it, the survey works perfectly fine on my mobile device. However, when I try to take the survey in the web browser format, it's still showing blank data in the calculation if a NA option is selected. That may be a bug from what I'm hearing, waiting for the team to get back to me on that one.
