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Quota’s based on number of response for a particular variable

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10:39
June 20, 2009


Sanjeev Aggarwal

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Can you auto terminate the survey if the number of respondents in a particular category exceeds a specific number? Ex. if the number of responses from 3-4 employee company is more than 100, that respondent is terminated?

How many employees, including yourself, are in your company in total?

           

Please select one response.

 

1……………………………………………………………………… 1

2 …………………………………………………………………….. 2

3 – 4……………………………………………………………3

5 – 10………………………………………………………………… 4

More than 10 employees……………………………………….. 5 [TERMINATE]

Don't know………………………………………………………… 6 [TERMINATE]

10:41
June 22, 2009


marybeth

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Hi Sanjeev,

You can use the following script function to get the response count for a particular question:

sgapiGetQuestionResponseCount(%%questionID,%%osku = null)

This is also a real-time reporting function. It allows you to query the number of times a question has been answered. It’s a count, not an average. By passing an “option sku” you can see how many times a question was answered a particular way. This function is very useful for programming quota limits! Helpful Tip: %%osku should be quoted out “%%osku” to avoid issues with an osku of zero.

The following example checks how many times a particular option has been chosen and then disqualifies if they have reached the quota:

%%max_australia = 2;
%%australia = sgapiGetQuestionResponseCount(2,“0″);
if (%%australia >= %%max_australia){
sgapiDisqualify(“Thank you for your time. We have reached the maximum number of respondents for your region.”);
}

For more information regarding SurveyGizmo Scripting, please see our tutorial:

http://www.surveygizmo.com/sur…..ol-syntax/
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