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Form design for apprasial

asked on August 2, 2016

Hi All,

 

i need help in designing an appraisal form which i'm stuck. Really appreciate if anyone got good suggestion to build one. I will require the user itself to input score 1-5 in the self column for each description. After user input and submit, it will route to appraiser to input his scoring in appraiser column again. i need to be able to do calculation as well. 

I try using radio button & dropdownlist to capture the scoring, but i'm only able to capture 1 person scoring .

 

Refer to the attachment below. 

Thank you.

 

 

apprasial form example.JPG
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replied on August 5, 2016

You can use a table with fixed rows and set the score areas as the row labels and use out-of-box calculations to do the calculations:

 

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replied on August 7, 2016

Hi xiu hong

 

Thank your for your advise. I also need a scoring table to do calculation. Refer to my screenshot below. Can you advise me how can i input the score that you had show me into a table row? with calculation involve. 

scoring table.JPG
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replied on August 8, 2016 Show version history

The total score is the sum of the scores in another table for self and appraiser? And Part A/B/C comes from different  tables?

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replied on August 11, 2016

Hi Xiuhong,

 

i managed to figure out the solution. 

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replied on August 3, 2016

Why don't you try making a table with a fixed number of rows, then add a single line field and 2 drop down fields. You could then use some JavaScript to fill in the single line fields with your scoring areas and record each person's answer in the 2 drop downs. If you don't like the visual appearance of the table, you could always style it with some CSS.

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replied on August 7, 2016

Hi, wilson,

 

Your suggestion is good. But i'm facing challenges in javascript on how to pulling variable from each row and do calculation on the tables and input in a textfield.

 

Thank you.

 

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