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Here are some common ways people set up piped text incorrectly, and how to correct this. If Expert Review has indicated the use of “invalid piped text,” then your piped text may be referencing a question on the same page, a question later in the survey, a deleted question, or another deleted item. Since Q2 is located in just 1 region’s block, only respondents from that block will see Q3 even though this question was meant to be asked of all respondents. Later on, Q3 has display logic set to display if respondents answer “Yes” to Q2. Q2 asks respondents if they like to ski, but this question is only in 1 region’s block. This is due to the fact that the logic parameter can change in between branches (for example, if an embedded data value is set and then overwritten in between branches and the Embedded Data field is used in the logic).Įxample: Q1 asks respondents their home region and then branches them accordingly. Additionally, if you have multiple branches with the same condition, Expert Review will flag the latter branches. Expert Review will flag these cases for you to review before publishing your survey. Any respondents who do not go down this survey path will not see the subsequent questions with the display logic. It is possible to create display logic based on a question that is only shown in 1 survey path. While you can use branching and display logic together, you will need to be careful that branching does not unintentionally invalidate your display logic. However, if you set embedded data values in branches after collecting data, this will only record data for future responses, not retroactively. Qtip: So long as there are values set in the contact list, you can add the embedded data back to the survey flow at any time to preserve your data and your display logic. You will have to recreate the quota and rewrite the display logic. The field that should display the quota’s name will be empty if the original quota has been deleted.

If you are still having troubles with the display logic, click the dropdown arrow on the blue banner and select Edit. ( Quotas can be found in the survey options.) So first, check to see if there’s a match between what the display logic says and what’s on your quotas page. Qualtrics will not tell you if you’ve deleted a quota being used in logic. Once you’ve created your new question or decided on a different question you want to base the logic off, open the dropdown and select Edit. If the question is not in the Trash, or if the Invalid Logic error remains, you will have to rewrite the display logic. If this is the correct question, it will automatically fix the display logic. Scroll to the very bottom of the survey, expand the trash, click the question, and click Restore in the upper-left. If you do delete an important question, you may still be able to retrieve it from your trash. If you try to delete a question being used in display logic, Qualtrics will warn you before letting you proceed. Q2, asking how many kids the respondent has, now has an Invalid Logic message on it. Even if the question is on the same page, the order is important.Įxample: Q1, asking if the respondent has kids, has been deleted. Another way to think of it is this: display logic cannot look into the future and tell what respondents will say to a question they haven’t answered yet. Display logic can only hide or reveal questions based on previously answered questions. The order of your questions is very important when setting up display logic. For a guide on creating display logic from scratch, visit the Display Logic support page. If Expert Review has indicated the use of “invalid display logic,” your display logic may be referencing a question later in the survey, a deleted question, or another deleted item.īelow are some common ways people set up display logic incorrectly, and how to correct this. Below are possible error messages that you may receive via Expert Review and ways that you can resolve each one. It will make suggestions as to how best to improve your survey to ensure that you are collecting the highest quality data possible. Calculating a Group’s Contribution to Overall Scores (Studio)Įxpert Review is a feature in the Qualtrics platform that checks the overall quality of your survey before you distribute it.Displaying Total Volume on Widgets (Studio).Percent Total & Percent Parent (Studio).Adding Reference Lines to Widgets (Studio).