NEEDED: mathematical operations within the scoring system.
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Jamie Stenhouse
Im shocked this isnt a built in feature already, all the elements are there, just needing the math functions.
"How can we do Math with score app? Use case, user inputs $1,000 into a field at the start. Through the series of questions, yes or no, etc, we subtract, add, divide, multiply that score and then display it on the results page. How can we do that?"
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Ihor Kolosov
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Basic numerical computing of the quiz responses.
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F Lim
For example, I ask 4 questions, which require a value of 1 to 10 response each. I want to compute the total of Q1+Q2 and have that divided by the total of Q3+Q4.
This figure is then used to give a scorecard feedback to the quiz-taker.
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Ihor Kolosov
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Build In Ability To Integrate A Calculator using the calculations on results page
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Craig Jackson
I’d love to see a feature in ScoreApp that allows users to build custom calculators within their quizzes. This would enable results pages to dynamically tailor recommendations based on the user’s input and calculated outcomes, adding a highly personalised touch to the quiz experience.
For example, I’d like to build a calorie calculator in a quiz where users input details about their goals (e.g., weight loss, muscle building, or fitness improvement). The calculator would determine their recommended calorie intake and also provide:
• A protein target or range to support their goal.
• Suggested weekly workout frequency (e.g., 3-4 sessions for muscle building).
• Additional tips tailored to their inputs.
This functionality would not only enhance the quiz results by making them actionable and specific, but it would also be a strong selling point for ScoreApp, as it allows users to create deeply personalised and interactive experiences for their audience.
If this feature could also include customisable formulas or pre-set templates for common calculators (e.g., calorie needs, hydration goals, or training splits), it would make implementation even easier and more appealing.
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Ihor Kolosov
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Calculator
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Mike Stutman
We would like to use the platform to develop a calculator, for example, to calculate the number of people that a company should have in a particular dept based on the users open ended answers to questions we provide. Or a calculator that recommends how much a school's annual fund should be based on the users open ended answers to questions we provide.
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Ruth David
Yes it'd be great. I've seen a few requests for calculators which I think mostly fall under the same requirement to be able to utilise numerical midpoints and custom calculations. In my case, happy to take midpoints, but require the ability to add, multiply, subtract, and create custom variables based on these numerical responses. Thanks
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Simon Gurner
Same principle for me, but a simple pricing calculator for me. The values are already in the backend, all I need is one field to enter a number (say number of users), of which I can multiply to give a price.
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Simon Gurner
Same principle, but a simple pricing calculator for me. The values are already in the backend, all I need is one field to enter a number (say number of users), of which I can multiply to give a price.
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Ihor Kolosov
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under review
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Steven Oddy
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Calculations & Variables
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Alexis Cottray
Missing to have the possibility to add complex calculations / use variables to calculate