Latest Contributions by KaitlynAbrahamson

I would like to have a series of questions asked only if one of option of the previous question is chosen.  This is the example: If the survey taker chooses to salvage a sign, they don't have to fill out the following questions about the sign. If the survey taker chooses to replace, leave existing, or install a sign, the following questions about the sign appear to fill out. Is this possible? ... View more

I am struggling with which columns to use for a series of questions in my survey.  What I need from my survey is the ability to answer multiple questions directly from the previous questions in my survey.  For example, the signing project I am doing requires a question for 'sign type,' 'sign quantity,' 'post quantity,' 'post dimensions,' and 'post height,' and all these questions are intertwined depending on the 'sign type' answered at the beginning of the survey.  A couple specific examples are as follows: 1.    If sign type is equal to 'stop sign (36x36)' the post quantity should automatically default to '2 posts' and the post dimensions should be 'square tube.' 2.    If sign type is equal to 'any kind of object marker (All OM sign types)' the post dimensions should be 'u-channel' and the post height should be '7 feet.'                -side note: One type of object marker need a default of '0 posts' to give context on how complex this survey is                going to have to be. My struggle is with which columns I should be using to decipher this information, what calculations, and whether or not this survey is too complex to make efficient.  There are over 200 sign types I am working with, so I originally thought using the pulldata function was the best way to sort out the categories of signs.  I have used relevant statements to add questions if necessary.  I also began trying if statements, but those seemed challenging due to the amount of sign types there are. What am I doing right or wrong?  How should I be sorting my data?  Does anyone have any recommendations? I have attached my data to make this question easier to answer. ... View more

I have several groups right now that will not allow me to add members unless they have a creator user type.  I want to add viewers and field workers to these groups.  The field workers must be a part of the group to input content using Survey123, but the members are always rejected when I try to add them as field workers.  I only have two role options, viewer and data editor, so I'm not sure if that is something contributing to this problem. Originally, I tried to switch them from creator to field worker user types, but I got an error message saying that the member user roles could not be changed due to belonging to a group with "update capabilities."  I would like to rather not have to open this group to the entire organization if possible, but I have tried it both ways and they have both failed. This is the error message I get when I try to add them as field workers: My settings are as follows: What am I doing wrong? ... View more