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Second most complex case
Second case a little more complex, a quiz of self-knowledge.
I chose to work by Groups because, by definition, there are no good or bad answers.
Here is my questionnaire (a generic view without titles of questions or answers):
Question 1 : ... only 1 answer possible
(Minimum number of answers = 1 and maximum number of answers = 1)
Réponse 1 : ... Group A
Réponse 2 : ... Group B
Réponse 3 : ... Group C
Question 2 : ... only possible answer
(Minimum number of answers = 1 and maximum number of answers = 1)
Réponse 1 : ... Group C
Réponse 2 : ... Group B
Réponse 3 : ... Group A
Réponse 4 : ... Group D
Question 3 : ... from 1 to 2 possible answers
(Minimum number of answers = 1 and maximum number of answers = 2)
Réponse 1 : ... Group A
Réponse 2 : ... Group C
Réponse 3 : ... Group B
Question 4 : ... 2 mandatory answers
(Minimum number of answers = 2 and maximum number of answers = 2)
Réponse 1 : ... Group E
Réponse 2 : ... Group B
Réponse 3 : ... Group A
Question 5 : ... from 0 to 1 possible answer
(Minimum number of answers = 0 and maximum number of answers = 1)
Réponse 1 : ... Group A
Réponse 2 : ... Group B
Réponse 3 : ... Group C
The questionnaire therefore consists of:
5 questions and can get
Between 5 answers minimum (1 + 1 + 1 + 2 +0)
And 7 responses maximum (1 + 1 + 2 + 2 + 1)
The available treatments after calculation are:
Only A and Majority of A
Only B and Majority of B
Majority of C (Only C is not possible because C is missing in question 4 which must have two mandatory responses)
Equality of A and B
Equality of A and C
Equality of B and C
Equality of A and B and C.
And as possibility of add solutions (as much as you want):
By answer
1st example of treatments selection:
Only A will correspond to a very defined type in the spirit of my quiz.
Only B to another very defined type.
A majority of A will be more nuanced always in the mind of my quiz
Majority of B also
A majority of C may be one between two.
I decide to treat equalities by substitution:
Equality of A and B is replaced by Majority of A.
Equality of A and C is replaced by Majority of C.
Equality of B and C is replaced by Majority of B.
Equality of A and B and C is replaced by Majority of A also.
So I used all available treatments without adding any more.
You will notice that all solutions being covered, I do not need to add the default treatment Lost or Thank you.
Now imagine that I want to target one or more types of results.
2nd example of selection of treatments:
I can use the treatment by Answer For example:
I want a result such as:
The answer 1 to question 1 A
+ Answer 3 to question 2 A
+ Answer 2 to question 3 C
+ Answer 1 to question 4 A
+ Answer 1 to question 5 A
triggers a particular content, so I select them in the treatment by answer and I register.
I set it as Master, fill its contents, select it, choose my gift and products, I register this configuration.
You will notice that the result corresponds to a majority of A, and as I have parameterized this treatment in Master, it will be chosen and not a majority of A.
This allows me to have a particular content in this case.
Then I can set another one or more "By answer" that correspond to other targets.
Once this or these treatments have been registered and selected, I must cover the other answers of the questionnaire.
I therefore select the other treatments needed:
Only A will correspond to a very defined type in the spirit of my quiz.
Only B to another very defined type.
A majority of A will be more nuanced always in the mind of my quiz
Majority of B also
A majority of C may be one between two.
I decide to treat equalities by substitution:
Equality of A and B is replaced by Majority of A.
Equality of A and C is replaced by Majority of C.
Equality of B and C is replaced by Majority of B.
Equality of A and B and C is replaced by Majority of A also.