Randomizations and probability calculations

[Kal_Lam]

@myriamdagher1, maybe this post discussed previously should give you some clue to your query:

Randomize Question

@arif_1234, you could do it as outlined in the image shared below. But note that this is an approach where you are randomly selecting one group where you have shuffled the questions beforehand. Also please be informed that this approach will solve your issue but it will be a bit tedious to manage and analyze your data. Note: Since the workaround has three groups I have used 3 within the calculation. If you have more or less group you could change the number accordingly. Say if you have 5 groups…