numchecked

The numchecked tag is used with multiselect questions and tables to enforce a set number of selections.

1. What are the <b>3 top reasons</b> for your interest in our company?
type: checkbox
numchecked: == 3
randomize: y
1. Ability to work remote or hybrid position
2. Company culture
3. Knowing other employees
4. Potential for growth within company
5. Match of own skills with the position
97. Other {autoother: y}

2. Which locations would you be willing to work at?
instruct: Select <b>at least 2</b>.
numchecked: >=2
1. Denver
2. Austin
3. Boston
4. Chicago
5. Asheville
6. Portland (OR)

Details

• The numchecked tag can be applied to checkbox and listbox questions and tables.
• The numchecked tag accepts a single value, ranges, or operators to specify a maximum or minimum number of responses.
  • To specify an exact number of responses, use '==' (e.g., numchecked: == 3).
  • To specify a range of responses, use 'to' in the range (e.g., numchecked: 1 to 3).
  • To specify a maximum number of responses, use <= (less than or equal to). For a minimum, use >= (greater than or equal to). Greater than (>) and less than (<) are not supported.
• Similar to maxchecked, unselected options will be disabled once the max has been selected.
• Like minchecked, the respondent will be prompted to select more responses if a minimum is not met.
• Including the instructions tag is recommended to clearly communicate how respondents should answer questions with numchecked.