I have some surveys that are a bit lengthy and my end users would prefer them to be more concise. Most of the questions are yes/no/n/a, and depending on the response, will allow the user to add notes. In the report that is generated, I would like to mirror the conditional notes field rather than generating reports with all but ~1-3 notes fields appearing empty. I know it's still a beta feature, but is this possible? And if so, how do I go about doing this?
Hi Catherine,
Currently, conditional show/hide is not available in the print templates. It is a feature that we are working on for a future release.
Hey James,
Thanks for the speedy response. I'm glad to hear you guys are hard at work getting it ready for a future release. I and my company will definitely get a lot of use out of it. Thanks again and have a great rest of the week!
I used this Survey123 report template (a Word doc) successfully to conditionally print attributes:
Tree Species: | ${TreeGenusSpecies} |
DBH: | ${TreeDBH} |
Tree Height: | ${TreeHeight} |
Failure: | ${TreeFailureType} [Note: this is a single-select that returns RF (Root Failure), TF (Trunk Failure), BF (Branch Failure); after which the form user is prompted for attributes specific to that type of failure] |
${if TreeFailureType == “Root Failure”}
Root Failure Type: | ${RootFailureType} |
${/}
${if TreeFailureType == “Trunk Failure”}
Trunk Failure Height: | ${TrunkFailureHeight} |
Trunk Failure Diameter: | ${TrunkFailureDiameter} |
${/}
${if TreeFailureType == “Branch Failure”}
Branch Diameter: | ${BranchBreakDiameter} |
Branch Length: | ${BranchLength} |
${/}
These if statements against form attributes seemed to work. Isn't this what you are referring to?
Thanks Dudley - I was having the same problem/question as Catherine. This solved it!
The fields only show up if there is data in them!
Emily
@JamesTedrick Is conditional show/hide available in report templates now? I have a lengthy survey and would like the report to only show questions that have data in them.