Conjoint skripting

Yes, this can be done using Java Script. Please refer to the below example:

In the above example, Vizio was selected, so the flow of the question should be as below:

• Q1. Conjoint Question
• Q2. Why did you select Vizio?
• Q3. Why did you not select Sony?

To set this branching, set up the entire survey, along with all the follow-up questions and add a single select question after Conjoint question type and follow the below steps:

• Click on Edit icon for the single select question
• Click on Settings and click on Validation and Display settings
• Turn on the option for Post JavaScript Validation
• Enter the below JavaScript code here
• Click on Save

var q1_1 = $survey.getQuestionByCode('Q1').getTask(0). getSelectedConcept() .getLevelForFeature(0).levelText;
var q1_1n = $survey.getQuestionByCode('Q1').getTask(0). getNotSelectedConcepts() [0].getLevelForFeature(0).levelText;
var q1_2 = $survey.getQuestionByCode('Q1').getTask(1). getSelectedConcept() .getLevelForFeature(0).levelText;
var q1_2n = $survey.getQuestionByCode('Q1').getTask(1). getNotSelectedConcepts() [0].getLevelForFeature(0).levelText;
$survey.updateCustomVariable(1, q1_1);
$survey.updateCustomVariable(2, q1_2);
$survey.updateCustomVariable(3, q1_1n);
$survey.updateCustomVariable(4, q1_2n);

To do this, the second part of the Javascript code (refer the code below), is the code for piping the text selected in Q1: $survey.updateCustomVariable(1, q1_1);
$survey.updateCustomVariable(2, q1_2);
$survey.updateCustomVariable(3, q1_1n);
$survey.updateCustomVariable(4, q1_2n);
For further assistance in the custom variables, you may contact our representative directly, as the code may vary depending on the requirement.