Using the Conditional Display Editor in Eval25

Users with Form Editor access can create evaluation questions that trigger the display of follow-up questions within the same category. This applies to any question type other than Written. Users can create this type of question branching by using the Conditional Display Editor located in the Form Editor.

For example, an evaluation asks a quantitative question such as: 

"The course activities always related to the learning outcome? "

And users can respond with one of seven possible answers: 

• Majorly Agree
• Agree
• Mildly Agree
• Neutral
• Mildly Disagree
• Disagree
• Strongly Disagree

You could use the Conditional Display Editor to target the two most undesired answers, Disagree and Strongly Disagree, by selecting the Add Conditional Display button to add rules that specifically target Disagree and Strongly Disagree. The question that follows this one in the Form Editor will be the question that is triggered, for example, Why did you select disagree for the previous question?.

Using the Conditional Display Editor

1. In edit or create evaluation mode, and below the question you want to be the trigger, click the Add Conditional Display button.
   
2. In the Editor, select "equals" in the first dropdown box.
3. Select the answer to trigger a conditional display in the second dropdown box. In this case, Disagree.
4. To add a second answer to trigger a conditional display besides Disagree, select the Add Rule button to make it an "or" situation. 
5. Repeat the process from steps 2 and 3 above to add the second condition. Select Strongly Disagree. This will cause either Disagree or Strongly Disagree to trigger a conditional display question.
6. When finished, click the Save button.