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Nicolas_LucaDemandé le 15 mars 2024 à 06:33
Hello,
Is it possible for multiple choice questions to only mark whether the entire question is correct?
Example: a question with 4 choices and only 2 correct answers. If the person puts only 1 then they have 0 and if they put 3 then they also have 0. So we only award the point if they check the 2 correct answers.
Thank you
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Victorino_S Jotform SupportRépondu le 15 mars 2024 à 09:00
Hi Luca,
Thanks for reaching out to Jotform Support. You can use the Update/Calculate Field conditional logic to conditionally award a score to a Number element if both correct options are only selected in the Multiple Choice element. Let me show you how:
- Click Settings in Form Builder.
- Go to the Conditions tab.
- Click the Add Condition button.
- Select the Update/Calculate Field conditional logic.
- Set the condition, as shown in my screenshot. As you can see in my condition, you will need to use the "Is Equal To" state for the correct answer and the "Is Not Equal To" state for the incorrect answer. Also, you will need to set it to ALL for the Rules Are Matched.
Sample Result:
You can test my demo form or clone it to see how conditions are set up in the form. Can you give it a try and see if it works for you?
Let us know if you need any more help.