Customizing Survey Results Slide

[amyp92109100]

I'm not sure if this is possible but I really need some help figuring this out. I'm doing a 10 questions, 2 multiple choice per question survey. I don't need to save the results, it's only important for the user to see them. I have 4 possible quiz results, depending on the combination of answers chosen. I want 4 different quiz result slides with only one of them being shown to the used depending on their results.

Is this at all possible? I am new to this and would really appreciate the advice

[Lilybiri]

Can you give more details? What has to appear on the 'results' slides?

[amyp92109100]

Thank you so much for the quick reply!

Questions would look a bit like this:

1. Which type of job would you prefer?

a. .....

b......

2. Which type of job would you prefer?

a. ......

b.........

For the results page.... I want:

Answered mostly a.'s means you are _______ type

OR

Answered mostly b.'s means you are _______ type

So for the results slide I want to automatically show the most common answer selected throughout the survey.

[Lilybiri]

You want to analyze results of many users, that cannot be done within

Captivate since only one user answers each time. You need to do this with

the LMS.

[amyp92109100]

No no I don't need to keep track of their results. I just want them to see their own results.

What is LMS?

[Lilybiri]

Learning Management System. Sorry, I still do not understand your question very well.

Do you mean that you have only two choices on each survey question slide: a or b? Or do you have multiple answers possible?
The problem with survey questions is that they do not report 'points'? That is the reason why I once explained a workaround using 'graded' questions for a survey. You can have a look here:

Graded Survey? - Captivate blog

As for the results slide (you'll not need multiple ones): it is not a real results slide, you'll have to create it yourself. The idea is to store the number chosen answers a in a user variable v_answer_a etc (using increment command), and at the end evaluate which user variable has the highest score when comparing. Then you'll put the result in another variable (v_answer_max) which you can insert in a text container.