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--- en:create:functions:put [13.01.2015 15:36] – [Example: Advanced Filter] alexander.ritter
+++ en:create:functions:put [26.09.2020 14:27] – [put()] sophia.schauer
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 ====== put() ======
-''void **put**(string //variable//, mixed //value//)''
+''void **put**(string //variable//, mixed //value//, [boolean //EachVariable//])''
 The function ''put'' enables you to store a single value in the data record. ''put()'' is used when the questionnaire calculates or draws a value -- and this value is needed for the analysis. For example, if the stimulus in a question is varied at random, then which one the respondent made a statement on has to be known for the analysis.
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 </code>
-Determining the scale index even during the survey is particularly useful if you want to inform the participant of the result, or if it is required for a filter:
+Determining the scale index during the survey is particularly useful if you want to inform the participant of the result, or if it is required for a filter:
 <code php>
 if (value('AB03_01') > 100) {
-  question('FU03');  // question for people who rate the construct with a higher extent
+  question('FU03');  // question for people who rate the construct higher on the scale
 } elseif (value('AB03_01') > 50) { {
-  question('FU02');  // Frage für Personen mit mittlerer Ausprägung beim Konstrukt
+  question('FU02');  // question for people who rate the construct averagely on the scale
 } else {
-  question('FU01');  // Frage für Personen mit geringer Ausprägung beim Konstrukt
+  question('FU01');  // question for people who rate the construct lower on the scale
 }
 </code>
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 </code>
-The saved code can be used straightforwardly for filters on later pages
+The saved code can be used on later pages for filters with no hassle.
 <code php>