How do I enable respondents (using skip logic) to answer the next question IF they select either of three options from a range of, say 5?

[Ikonallah]

I have a bit of challenge, and I do hope someone would kindly assist me. It’s about skip logic: please, how do indicate that, when respondents select any of the three from a range of five responses, then they should be able to view and respond to the next question? In other words, if a participant selects either A, B, or C, and not D or E, then the next question should pop up. Thank you, guys.

[hakan_cetinkaya]

Hi @Ikonallah and welcome to the community!

Considering your question name is Q1
and your answer names are 1,2,3,4,5

(selected(${Q1}, '1') or selected(${Q1}, '2') or selected(${Q1}, '3')) and (not(selected(${Q1}, '4')) and not(selected(${Q1}, '5')))

should work for you.

[Kal_Lam]

@Ikonallah, as a backup, this post discussed previously should also be helpful:

Assigning weights to select_multiple type questions

Welcome to the community, @nidhi_harihar! You should be able to do it as outlined in the image shared below: In the survey tab of your XLSForm: [Image 1] In the choies tab of your XLSForm: [Image 2] Data entry screen as seen in Enketo: when nothing is selected [Image 3] Data entry screen as seen in Enketo: when only 4 choices are selected [Image 4] Data entry screen as seen in Enketo: when more than 4 choices are selected [Image 5] Reference XLSForm: Adding Scores (Multiple Response).x…