Rating Scale: Likert Question

Hi
I've been able to change the options available, and even delete options I don't want included in the scale.
Why does a number appear in the scale?
E.G. My options are:
Most prefer
Somewhat prefer
Neutral
But when I look at the quiz slide, it's become:
1. Most prefer
2. Somewhat prefer
3. Neutral
I don't want the numbers at all, or if I need it for scoring in the LMS, I don't want the numbers displayed on the slide. I can't see where to turn this off or on.
Can someone help?
Thanks
Anita

The rating scale can't support multiple selections per row. You would have to use the multiple choice field (though its not a table layout).
We do support multiple fields on one line now. This post explains:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1144130
Randy

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The rating scale can't support multiple selections per row. You would have to use the multiple choice field (though its not a table layout).
We do support multiple fields on one line now. This post explains:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1144130
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View rating scale (Likert) responses

Hello all,
I'm trying to add a rating scale to a Captivate 3 project and have the results emailed to me. My problem is I cannot figure out how to have the actual responses sent. When I set it up, the email created only has the following (note: the numbers on the second line are all "0", not "U"):
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Hi there
Wow, most folks pop in to ask about one feature that doesn't seem to work as advertised. But you have a double feature! Kudos.
Please review the link below. I believe both of your questions are answered there.
Click here to view
Cheers... Rick
Helpful and Handy Links
Captivate Wish Form/Bug Reporting Form
Adobe Certified Captivate Training
SorcerStone Blog
Captivate eBooks

Pre-Test in Captivate with rating scale questions

What I want to do with Captivate:
- First an Pre-Test with 35 Questions the learner has to answer. I have to use a scale from 1 to 6.
- These questions belong to 13 groups of questions
- The Results of the questions are to be summed up in grouping variables
- The Score in the variables are responsible, which of the eLearning-Moduls should be highligthed in the TOC
- At last the TOC should be displayed
- I want to use for every of the following moduls an own project (to reduce the size of every project)
- I have to import this all in the LMS ILIAS (Scorm 1.2 and Scorm 2004)
- the learner should be able to interrupt the application at any time and resume again
I have seen the Thread "how to make a Pre Test in Captivate 4" and I work out the script-example inside the Captivate-Help and the ebook from Rick Stone.
What is the recommendation
1. to realize the slides with the questions (they should be self-created, but how to do?)
2. to realize the code in the advanced actions
3. to realize the working-together of the project with pre-test and toc and all the following modules
Perhaps, someone has an example for me.
Best regards
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Hello Winfried,
Spent a couple of hours yesterday to work out a proposition. Must confess that I realized it in CP5, mostly to save some time with the Advanced Actions but it could be done in CP4 too. Beware: I did not bother a lot about the layout, graphics, just tried to find a workflow that will achieve your goal only using Captivate (no widgets, no to be written Flash-SWF's) within a reasonable amount of time. There is quite a lot of copy/paste possible, repetitive tasks that are a bit monotonous, sorry about it, and some discipline is necessary.
To start with: I made some choices to simplfy.
You showed me a screenshot with buttons to click on (little bit like the Likert Question slide) but I have preferred to have the user introduce a number from 1 to 6, which means you'll need a legend to explain on each page. If you really want the six buttons later on, you should look for a widget or a Flash SWF that returns a value = clicked button (1 to 6). To achieve this in Cp alone would be a tremendous work. You should have to take into account that a user can change his mind and click on another button... With my system (typing a number) this is no issue.
Choose to put 13 questions on each slide, one for each question group. This makes it possible to prepare one slide and copy it twice (to have 39 possible questions). There will have to be done some minor changes on the copies, but most of the work can be taken over. If you prefer to have less questions/slide that would be also possible, but then you'll have different copies (p.e. a slide with 7 and a slide with 6 questions).
Choose to have a submit button for each question that will trigger an advanced action. Mostly need this to check after completion of a slide if all questions have been answered. If you do not like those many 'Submit' buttons, in CP5 this could be easily replaced, in CP4 it will take some more working time.
First screenshot of a question slide:
In this screenshot you'll see 13 questions with 13 Text Entry Boxes. For the TEB I provided the Submit button and only the Failure Caption (red one: put all of them in the same spot). The value entered in the TEB is stored in a user variable, so I needed 13 user variables for this slide, labeled them:
v_1 v_2 .... v_13.
Same user variables will be used on the next question slide (if you have less questions/slide you'll need less user vars of this kind).
TEB is validated for the values 1 up till 6. If another number is entered the Failure Caption shows up.
The blue Text Captino (Please, answer all...) is initially hidden when entering the slide (action for On Enter slide).
Each Submit button triggers an Advanced action (labeled first AddGroup1) on success (slightly different, you'll need 13 of then, but copy can limit the work), with variables:
created one variable 'v_counter' to store the number of correct answers on the slide, will be used to check if all questions have been answered; this counter is set to the value 0 on entering the slide
created 13 group variables v_G1 v_G2.... v_G13 to store the total score per group
labeled actions like AddGroup1:
increments counter with 1
adds value stored in v_1 to the variable v_G1
because playhead shouldn't move on the Timeline, set the system var rdcmndGotoFrame = rdInfoCurrentFrame
in the 12 copies of this action, only second action has to be changed
Next button allows the user to go to the next slide, but triggers another advanced action, that I labeled TestCompleteSlide1. You'll need a slightly different action for each Question slide, but again copy does most of the work. This action:
checks if the variable counter is different from 13
if it is different:
the blue Text Caption is showed to insist on answering all the questions (this is what had to be changed on copy, because each text caption has its proper ID, blue Text Caption on second question slide has a different ID from that on first)
rdcmndGotoFrame = rdInfoCurrentFrame - 2 to put back the playhead
if it is 13, jump to next slide
Last slide is TOC: The modules to be taken will be marked with a green circle in this screenshot and get a click box over the name and the green circle. Those not to be taken will be marked with a red triangle and not have a click box. You'll have to configure the click boxes to open the proper module. Initially all click boxes are there but invisible. Same for all green circles and red triangles. They will get visible based on checking the value of the grouping variables v_G1 v_G2.... v_G13. Just a screenshot here, if you confirm that you want to try my proposition, will explain further. This was rather easy in CP5, will not be in CP4, that is why I didn't yet work it out in CP4:
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How can I get multiple likert questions on one slide?

Hi,
I have 9 questions I want to ask in a Likert survey in Captivate 7.
When I insert a Likert question slide, it defaults to only show 1 question per slide.
I want the learner to see all 9 questions on 1 slide.
Can anyone tell me how to do this?
thanks!

In Captivate 7, if you select the Likert scale and go to the Quiz Properties tab, under the General tab you can change the Answers from 1 to a higher number and get a nice list of items to go with your disagree to agree list.
That's my relevant to the thread comment and here for posterity to anyone looking for the answer to it.
But I came here because I want a total from the Likert and it doesn't exist during the lesson, since it doesn't report scoring back to the student.
I've been reading your older blogs. Lilibiri, great stuff that makes me wish there were a simpler way in the newer version, but I can't find it. Basically we are creating a question series that becomes a self evaluation checklist, and want to assign the point range to the answers, 1 for disagree up to 5 for Agree, adding up "positive traits".
Was originally thinking of using multiple choice set as a pretest but there's a bunch of variables and actions to write for that, and I saw your post about a simple text entry, which looks more manageable and I'll have to figure that out.
But the simple clean familiar look of the Likert ... I wish there were an easy way to just get those numbers in a total, now that it's in version 7 even. So annoying that it pushes my procrastination button and I don't even want to work on the rest of my lesson!

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How do I construct a rating scale with a statment (question) on the left hand side and the right hand side of the range i.e. two statements that I am asking people to evaluate and agree with

You are right, we do not support that type of rating scale but you can add or vote on that as a feature ideahere:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/formscentral?view=idea
If you need to add a new idea click "Create an idea" under "Actions" in the top right.
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Josh

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Hi;
I am guessing you would like to add additional information to each of the questions in your ratings scale right? Assuming that is the case, we don't really have a work-around, I think you'd have to create a Rating Scale field followed by a multi-line text field and then copy and paste and modify that for each of your questions. Let me know if I didn't understand fully and feel free to add a feature idea to our ideas page:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/formscentral?view=idea
If you need to add a new idea click "Create an idea" under "Actions" in the top right.
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I would like to create a survey using rating scales.
Q1: How do I get a page summing the results?
Q2: Is it possible to have questions in categories and have the response to that question stored in that category.
Example: 4 kinds of questions, 40 questions in total, all questions mixed.
When a question from category 1 is answered, the result is stored in the results of category 1.
Andrew

Hello,
No answer yet means normally that the question is not clear to many users? What is meant by 'summing the results'?
Maybe I could help, but try to explain a little bit better. Have a look at:
http://blog.lilybiri.com/graded-survey
http://blog.lilybiri.com/intermediate-score-slides
Those articles are not really explaining your use case, but somehow they are linked with what you want, that is just my intuition.

Add new rating scale text filed in SharePoint 2010 Survey List???

Would it be possible to add extra text range field in SharePoint survey Rating Scale filed? so far i know it could be achieved by using Client Java script. i have added following script in NewForm.aspx, EditForm.aspx, DispForm.aspx and Summary.aspx
but nothing its reflecting into the UI page. Another problem is if i have multiple Questions with rating scale field, how i am gonna achieve extra text range for each question in one page/separator page like the following way?
VeryDissatisfied Dissatisfied not satisfied Satisfied Very Satisfied Do not participate
1 2 3
4 5 6
These JavaScript codes are all added in the content tag which contentplaceholderid="PlaceHolderMain". should i add this script to another location?
For NewForm.aspx; DispForm.aspx; EditForm.aspx
<script type="text/javascript">
var tables = document.getElementsByTagName('table');
for (var i=0; i<tables.length; i++)
if (tables[i].summary == 'Rating Scale Question')
var trs = tables[i].getElementsByTagName('tr');
var tds = trs[0].getElementsByTagName('td');
tds[2].colSpan = 1;
tds[2].innerHTML = 'your range text';
tds[3].colSpan = 1;
tds[3].innerHTML = your range text';
tds[4].colSpan = 1;
tds[4].innerHTML = your range text';
tds[5].colSpan = 1;
tds[5].innerHTML = your range text';
</script>
For Summary.aspx
<script type="text/javascript">
var tables = document.getElementsByTagName('table');
for (var i=0; i<tables.length; i++)
if (tables[i].className == 'ms-surveyVBarT')
tables[i].deleteRow(0);
var row = tables[i].insertRow(0);
var cell0 = row.insertCell(0);
var cell1 = row.insertCell(1);
var cell2 = row.insertCell(2);
var cell3 = row.insertCell(3);
cell0.innerHTML = your range text';
cell1.innerHTML = your range text';
cell2.innerHTML = your range text';
cell3.innerHTML = your range text';
</script>
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Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you wanted to Add new rating scale title fields in SharePoint Survey.
I have done a test, it works fine. I have just added the function to load the code, refer to the following:
For NewForm.aspx; DispForm.aspx; EditForm.aspx
<script type="text/javascript">
_spBodyOnLoadFunctionNames.push("ChangeTitle");
function ChangeTitle() {
var tables = document.getElementsByTagName('table');
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var trs = tables[i].getElementsByTagName('tr');
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tds[3].colSpan = 1;
tds[3].innerHTML = 'your range text';
tds[4].colSpan = 1;
tds[4].innerHTML = 'your range text';
tds[5].colSpan = 1;
tds[5].innerHTML = 'your range text';
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For Summary.aspx
<script type="text/javascript">
_spBodyOnLoadFunctionNames.push("ChangeTitle");
function ChangeTitle() {
var tables = document.getElementsByTagName('table');
for (var i=0; i<tables.length; i++)
if (tables[i].summary == 'Rating Scale Question')
var trs = tables[i].getElementsByTagName('tr');
var tds = trs[0].getElementsByTagName('td');
tds[2].colSpan = 1;
tds[2].innerHTML = 'your range text';
tds[3].colSpan = 1;
tds[3].innerHTML = your range text';
tds[4].colSpan = 1;
tds[4].innerHTML = your range text';
tds[5].colSpan = 1;
tds[5].innerHTML = your range text';
< /script>
For Summary.aspx
< script type="text/javascript">
var tables = document.getElementsByTagName('table');
for (var i=0; i<tables.length; i++)
if (tables[i].className == 'ms-surveyVBarT')
tables[i].deleteRow(0);
var row = tables[i].insertRow(0);
var cell0 = row.insertCell(0);
var cell1 = row.insertCell(1);
var cell2 = row.insertCell(2);
var cell3 = row.insertCell(3);
cell0.innerHTML = your range text';
cell1.innerHTML = your range text';
cell2.innerHTML = your range text';
cell3.innerHTML = your range text';
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When we use the rating scale field to create question in survey. You can only set three range texts for each question. Is there any way to allocate a range text for each range ? Such as below :
Low Average High Excellent
Important
1 2 3
4 5
I put extra 1 Rating Text Value / Excellent . but it does not show at respond to survey page.
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Hi,
From Microsoft official site, we can find the definition of “Range Text”: enter descriptions for the low, middle, and high scale. It means there are only
three types of description which is the by design behavior. For example, if we have 8 number range, the purpose of the range text is to tell users that 8 is highest and 1 is the lowest. We don’t need to specific description for each column.
As you really want to achieve the goal, we can write client JavaScript code to dynamically update the UI on page. We use SharePoint designer updates the “NewForm.aspx”,
“DispForm.aspx”, “EditForm.aspx” and “Summary.aspx” to add custom JavaScript codes.
For NewForm.aspx; DispForm.aspx; EditForm.aspx
<script type="text/javascript">
var tables = document.getElementsByTagName('table');
for (var i=0; i<tables.length; i++)
if (tables[i].summary == 'Rating Scale Question')
var trs = tables[i].getElementsByTagName('tr');
var tds = trs[0].getElementsByTagName('td');
tds[2].colSpan = 1;
tds[2].innerHTML = 'your range text';
tds[3].colSpan = 1;
tds[3].innerHTML = your range text';
tds[4].colSpan = 1;
tds[4].innerHTML = your range text';
tds[5].colSpan = 1;
tds[5].innerHTML = your range text';
</script>
For Summary.aspx
<script type="text/javascript">
var tables = document.getElementsByTagName('table');
for (var i=0; i<tables.length; i++)
if (tables[i].className == 'ms-surveyVBarT')
tables[i].deleteRow(0);
var row = tables[i].insertRow(0);
var cell0 = row.insertCell(0);
var cell1 = row.insertCell(1);
var cell2 = row.insertCell(2);
var cell3 = row.insertCell(3);
cell0.innerHTML = your range text';
cell1.innerHTML = your range text';
cell2.innerHTML = your range text';
cell3.innerHTML = your range text';
</script>
These JavaScript codes are all added in the content tag which contentplaceholderid="PlaceHolderMain".
Hope it helps.
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Does anyone know if there is a way to do this? I know I can change whether the 1 is high or low with the Range text, but how to actually reverse the order.
I see I can change spacing between questions, modify fonts, etc in the survery using css, but nothing on the rating scale.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
thanks
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//<![CDATA[
var tables = document.getElementsByTagName('table');
for (var i=0; i<tables.length; i++)
if (tables[i].summary == 'Rating Scale Question')
var trs = tables[i].getElementsByTagName('tr');
var ths= trs[1].getElementsByTagName('th');
ths[0].colSpan = 1;
ths[0].innerHTML='5';
ths[1].colSpan = 1;
ths[1].innerHTML='4';
ths[2].colSpan = 1;
ths[2].innerHTML='3';
ths[3].colSpan = 1;
ths[3].innerHTML='2';
ths[4].colSpan = 1;
ths[4].innerHTML='1';
//]]>
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Survey - set default rating on rating scale answer type

I've created a survey with a lot of rating scales as answer types.
Can I set a default rating answer for those scales (similar to setting a default answer for the choice answer type)?
I don't want to force to user to click on the N/A option for every sub-question but rather set it as default, since the questions will all be mandatory.
This way, I want to reduce the amount of clicks/time spent on the survey for the user.
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Hello,
can you post a few samples of the desired centered layout? Are you sure that the "numerous
pages that other people get theirs centered" have been created with SharePoint 2010 at all? There are a lot of cheap or free Survey solutions on the Internet.
The Survey in SP 2010 still uses a lot of SP 2007 (MOSS) functionality. A standard rating question will look like this, out of the box in 2010, no changes made.
Can you post a screenshot of your survey and explain what you want to change?
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Are you prepared to employ Javascript, jQuery and CSS? You will need a very good understanding of these to center the radio buttons for each question.
Which leads to: why do you feel the need to center these option buttons in the first place? What additional benefit would centering the buttons provide?
Weigh the benefits of centering the scale buttons against the effort involved to learn and implement how to do it.
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Creating dynamic rating scale forms.

Hi everyone!
I was wondering if is possible to create dynamic rating scale forms.
For example:
I have a multiple choice field.
Red
Green
Blue
Yellow
After this field I have a rating scale form.
I'd like to create this rating scale only with the previous selected options in the multiple choice field.
For example if I select only Red and Green, the rating scale form will have only two questions (Red and Green) and not the other choices.
If I select Red, Green ane Blue the rating scale form will have three questions (Red, Green and Blue) and not the other choices.
Is this possible?
I have a Basic account if it could change something.
Thank you for the attention, have a nice day!
Andrea
Message was edited by: AndreaM7890

Hi,
Dynamic rating scale fields as you described is not something we currently support but you can add or vote on feature ideas:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/formscentral?view=idea
If you need to add a new idea click "Create an idea" under "Actions" in the top right.
As a workaround you could manually create multiple rating scale fields associated with your specific choices and use skip logic rules to show the corresponding rating scale field. For example, a rating scale field associated with choiceA, another one associated with choiceB ..etc.
Thanks,
Lucia

Quiz - Rating scale (survey) Output

Hello again guys
This time i have some trouble with quizes in my project. I thought that it is easy to create survey quiz but...:)
What (or where) is output from rating scale quiz slides?
There are two rating scale slides in my project (each with 5 questions rated 1-5) but there is absolutely no output or output settings that alows me display user answers.
Is it possible to somehow show total sum of points from survey questions?
(captivate 5)
Thx, Martin

Well...
its project for people to help them deal with stress.
One part of whole project is this assignment:
There are about 15 questions with 5 answers. Number of answer coresponds with points obtained.
Example:
A) "I usualy sleep 7-8 hours a day" : 1 ("almost always"), 2 ("often"), 3 ("it depends"), 4 ("almost never") to 5 ("never")
B) "I am able to effectively organize my free time" : 1 ("almost always"), 2 ("often"), 3 ("it depends"), 4 ("almost never") to 5 ("never")
.etc
at the end i need to sum points from answers because there are 3 colums with some advices to help user deal with stress acording to total sum of points.
20 – 39 ...blah blah you are fine
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