Direct References
Direct references point to a specific survey question, or to one of its subparts. You can think about it as an address of any given field within the survey. Use the following conventional letters to refer to a question, sub-question or one of its answers.
Examples of Direct References
Examples:
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Programming Direct References
References are programmed to refer to the same element, even if its location has changed due to addition of new elements in front of it, or even due to dragging it to a different place. Thus, [Show if Q1A1] will become [Show if Q2A1] if you add a new question in front of Q1. Same applies for other levels of the hierarchy: sub-questions and answers. If you delete an element, referenced in an aytm logic, the reference will be highlighted in orange. We will also add a "?" sign in front of it (e.g. [Show if ?Q1A1]), indicating that it now points to a different question than initially targeted, and it needs your attention. Don't worry - it is not possible to launch a survey without fixing all broken references. |
Supported Question Types
Learn more about References in our Basic aytm Logic course!