Use a Set Value action to pipe text based on a member's country.
Example |
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You want to ask members in North America the following question:
What is your favorite brand of frozen
pizza?
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- Freschetta
- Newman's Own
- Tombstone
- DiGiorno
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However, in Canada,
"DiGiorno" pizza is sold as
"Delissio". With a Set Value action, you can pipe the correct
brand name into the answer set based on the participant's country.
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Create a Single Choice question named
"DiGiorno".
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In the
Answer fields, type
DiGiorno and
Delissio.
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Select
Hide questions.
Tip: Since you are hiding the question from
participants, you can use the
Question text
field to make notes about the question.
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Ask participants what their favorite brand of frozen pizza is.
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Create a Single Choice question named
"Frozen Pizza".
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Use the
Batch Editor to type the answers,
Freschetta,
Newman's Own, and
Tombstone, and click
OK.
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Click
Add, to create a new answer value.
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Place your cursor inside the text field, and click
Add a Pipe.
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In the
Pipe dialog that appears:
- From the
Sources list, select
This Survey.
- From the
Question or Variable list, select
DiGiorno.
- Click
OK.
Placeholder text for the piped variable appears in the
answer field.
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Create an Action Rule to pipe the answer from the question named
"DiGiorno" into the question named
"Frozen Pizza".
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Create a Set Value action named
"Pizza Name".
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Create an Action Rule for members who live in Canada.
- From the
Sources list, select
Profile Variables.
- From the
Question or Variable list, select
Country.
- Set the operator
to
Is.
- From the
Select answers/values list, select
Canada.
- In the
Set value as area, from the
Select a question list, select
DiGiorno.
- From the
Select Answer list, select
Delissio.
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Click
Action rule, and create a condition for
members who live in the United States.
After you distribute your survey, members who live in Canada will see
the answer
Delissio when they respond to your question.