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Calculated fields are a question type that uses formula logic to create new values that can be used for data analysis and branching logic within assessments. |
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Click “Done” once parameters have been completed. Next step is to create the statements that are prompted to the user.
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Please Note: use the above stepsare the same in setting upto create “StressQ2” and “StressQ3.” |
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Creating Statements |
To create a Text Only statement, click “Add a New Question.”
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For this example, participants should receive one of two statements
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based on
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their responses to “Stress1,” “Stress2,” and “Stress3.”
“StressA1” will be presented if the response values are below a certain threshold set in the Calculated Field Question Type.
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To create a Calculated Field Question, click “Add a New Question.”
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Select Calculated Field
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as the question type and complete required fields denoted by '*'. Add the questions to be calculated into the Calculated Field Logic field.
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Click “Done” once these fields have been completed.
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Setting Up Calculated Field |
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Please note, the Calculated Field question type can be added to previously created Assessments and the following steps are only for this specific example in creating a new assessment for the Calculated Field. |
In order to use the Calculated Field for this example, a new assessment needs to be created.
Adding Calculated Field items to assessments.
Click “Add a New Assessment” to set up the
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new assessment.
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A form will appear to allow filling out the assessment details and Assessment Timeout (minutes). When finished, click “Next.”
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