If I have a question with 3 choices:
" Chose the color of your bag!
Choices are:
Blue.
Red.
White.
"
If I chose one of the available choices, for the next question, I have to see only the choices that are prepared for, and must to be chosen from them.
" Select the things that you want to put them in the selected bag:
Choices are:
Thing 1.
Thing 2.
Thing 3.
Thing 4.
Thing 5
Thing 6
Thing 7.
Thing 8.
But when I will choose blue bag the choices that must be appear are:
Thing 1.
Thing 2.
Thing 6
Thing 7.
Thing 8.
and when I will choose red bag the choices that must be appear are:
Thing 1.
Thing 2.
Thing 3
Thing 6.
Thing 7.
and when I will choose white bag the choices that must be appear are:
Thing 2.
Thing 3.
Thing 4
Thing 5.
Thing 8.
"
Thanks in advanced
Hi @basheer , welcome to the community!
I think this forum post might help you:
Well this is very clear now. You could do the same as outlined in the image below:
In the survey tab of your xlsform:
[Image 1]
In the choices tab of your xlsform:
[Image 2]
In the settings tab of your xlsform:
[Image 3]
Data entry screen as seen in Enketo: (when a condition is not met)
[Image 4]
Data entry screen as seen in Enketo: (when a condition is met)
[Image 5]
Reference xlsform:
Cascading Select.xlsx (13.3 KB)
Hope this works, if not, feel free to ask more.
All the best,
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Hi @hakan_cetinkaya ,
and thank you for you swift response.
I think this will be a solution for my problem, but I have 12 choices for the first question and 22 choices for the second one, and If I will repeat the choices as it’s mentioned in the post then I think that the number of choices will be about 254.
Do you know if there is any other suggestions?
Best regards
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Hi @basheer ,
I think 254 choices is totally acceptable for Kobo, I have a cascading question with 270 choices.
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But for starters, I suggest you build a dummy question to understand the logic behind the solution.
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