Display selection of user variables later on in project - can't get advanced action to work

Question

Hi all,
I'm working on a sales training with Captivate 5, based on PPT. I want to do the following, but can't figure out how to design the advanced actions to do it:
The learner is asked to choose 1 of 3 products he wants to work with (ok, that's easy).
For that product he's asked to provide 10 features in TEBs (so far so good, 10 user variables created for each feature).
As a next step, he needs to choose the top 3 features with which he wants to work further. The chosen 3 display a check mark when the respective clickbox is clicked, when he chooses the 3rd, a 'done' button & a caption 'click here...' appear. Advanced actions working ok, see below what they look like. If there's an easier way to do that, please let me know - took me hours to get this to work!
One issue I face is, that I don't know how I could allow the user to change his choice, i.e. 'un-check'. Currently, checked is checked - no way for the learner to change his mind.
But even more importantly:
I need to display the content of the 3 checked/selected variables at a later stage in the project. So, say the learner choses feature 2, 3 & 6 as the most important by checking the respective clickboxes behind the displayed variables (v_neo_f1 to f10) - how do I need to change my advanced action, so that I can generate variables v_neo_chosen1 - 3?
As you see in the screenshots above, I've tried to do that by creating an additional variable for each of the 10 features and assigning the value 1 when it's checked. That way I could check later in the project, which of those variables has the value 1 - but I don't know how to link this variable (v_neo_f1_check) then to the variable for the feature in which the text I need to display is stored (v_neo_f1).
This got me a major headache & hours of frustration already - can any of the guru's help me out here?
If anybody is interesting in creating the necessary actions for me at a reasonable rate, please let me know. I'm bordering desperation.
Happy new year,
Anja

Answer 1

I'm not sure I fully followed exactly what you are trying to do, but essentially what I got from your post is that its pretty complicated and you want to create new variables on the fly.
For that sort of thing I would suggest that advanced actions may not be advanced enough for what you are trying to achieve and that you should go for a Flash Widget instead.
For anybody getting started on widgets, I throughourly recommend the Widget Factory by the Widget King, which can be found at:
http://www.infosemantics.com.au/widgetking/
I also strongly recommend the following video:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/event/index.cfm?event=register_no_session&id=1719643&loc=en_u s
Alternatively, as Lilybiri suggests, there may already exist a widget that does what you want it to do.