You can create a rule that runs when any of the multiple choice fields are selected. You can store the score into a hidden field you create, and you can total them up via logic as well since you can get the value of each field there
Thanks for the reply. Can you confirm if my below action steps are accurate based on your feedback? The more specific or step-by-step you can provide, the better.
Step 1: I go into the “Logic” section, Create a “Rule” based on when multiple choice fields are selected
Step 2: I create a hidden field. Is it accurate to say I’ll need a hidden field for every single question and have this connected to whatever the button was selected?
I’m confused as to if this is the right setup? Imagine a question that has a score option from 1 to 10. When it’s selected, how do I store the value? Below is a screenshot
To sum up the totals, would this be the right code to use?
// Assuming ‘feathery.fields’ is a dictionary-like object that stores field values.
// Summing up the ‘Quiz Q1 Result’ and ‘Quiz Q2 Result’ and storing in ‘contact_delegationquiz_score’
feathery.fields[‘contact_delegationquiz_score’] = feathery.fields[‘Quiz Q1 Result’].value + feathery.fields[‘Quiz Q2 Result’].value;
Specifically, the fields “Quiz Q1 Result” and “Quiz Q2” Result are the total scores.
I then createa. new hidden field called “contact_delegationquiz_score” which is the sum of the quiz results.