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Likert scale in Views with column description, not numeric value

By: JK Tor | Asked: 09/19/2024
Forums › Category: General questions › Likert scale in Views with column description, not numeric value
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JK Tor asked 8 months ago

Hello:
I have a likert scale that goes from negative, neutral, and positive. Negative has a separate value of 0, neutral 3, and positive 5. I calculate and display the average using [frm-stats id=115 92=[id] type=average].
I would like the output to show the words "negative", "neutral", or "positive" based on the average, not a numerical value like 2.75.
Is there an easy way to do this?
Thanks!!

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Victor Font Staff answered 8 months ago

Have you tried conditionals for displaying the text values? https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/conditionals/

JK Tor replied 8 months ago

<p>Hey Victor, thanks for the suggestion as this pointed me in the right direction. Initially, I tried using [if x]Text[/if x] but it was not working as I was using frm-stats to pull the likert scale average. I tried [frm-condition source=x]text[/frm-condition] and this worked!</p><p>It is a powerful shortcode 🙂 .</p>

JK Tor replied 8 months ago

For future reference, here is more information: https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/compare-two-values-for-display/

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