@BecSCS Getting back to you as I bumped into a similar situation and found a way to work with it, so hopefully it can be useful.
For example, you use select_multiple for varA, and want to refer what selected to the upcoming matrix, then I used those steps:
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calculateselected options into a new variable, (in thesurveytab)calculation=selected-at(${varA},(position(..)-1)) - Call out the names of selected options into a new variable
varA_selected(in thesurveytab)calculation= jr:choice-name(selected-at(${varA},(position(…)-1)),‘${varA}’) - Use the names to refer in a matrix: (in
surveytab)kobo--matrix_list=varA_selected, and (inchoicestab)varA_selectedlabel =${varA_selected}
