Month: January 2012

Question Example : Grid – Repeat Header Every Two Rows

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Description : This examples shows you how your grid can have headers every two rows of the grid.

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Professional IVS File : Click Here, Click File, Import Metadata in professional to load.


Question Example : Grid – Headers Top Bottom Left Right

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Description : This examples shows you how your grid can have headers on the Top, bottom, left and right of the grid.

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Question Example : Grid – Headers Top Bottom

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Description : This examples shows you how your grid can have headers on the Top and the Bottom of the grid.

V601 Author Wizard Files : Click Here Copy entire folder to your templates folder.

Professional IVS File : Click Here, Click File, Import Metadata in professional to load.


Question Example : Grid – Headers Left Right Middle

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Description : This examples shows you how your grid can have headers on the left and the right and the middle of the grid.

V601 Author Wizard Files : Click Here Copy entire folder to your templates folder.

Professional IVS File : Click Here, Click File, Import Metadata in professional to load.


Calculating Points Update

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Here is another way that points could be worked out using custom properties. First off put the values in the metadata 

Metadata(en-AU, Question, label)

Q1 "Gender" categorical [1]
    {
    	_1 "Male" [iScore = 10],
    	_2 "Female" [iScore = 20]
    };

End Metadata

In this case Male is worth 10 points and female is worth 20. Then in your routing write a quick function to loop the results and total up the score.

Routing(Web)
Dim iTotal

Q1.Ask()
iTotal = iTotal + Score(Q1)
debug.MsgBox(ctext(iTotal))

Function Score(oQuestion)

	Dim oResp,iScore

	For each oResp in oQuestion.response.value
		iScore = iScore + oQuestion.categories[format(oresp,"a")].properties["iScore"]
	Next
	
	Score = iScore
	
End Function

End Routing

Q & A : Randomization of categorical codes

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A few days ago we where asked the following,

Q: I have a categorical question that i would like to randomize the responses. However some of the responses must be randomized , but must not be next to each other.

To randomize the response on a categorical question is easy , we just use the ran keyword, for example ,

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