In addition to blocks, you can use the randomizer to randomize other elements in the survey flow.

Reset All Counts: This option will set the count for all elements to zero.

If you edit your counts, save the changes, then return to edit the counts, the Restore Original Counts option will not revert your counts to before your edits. Warning: This option only restores counts for the timeframe in which you have the Edit Counts window open.

Restore Original Counts: This option will restore the counts back to their original number before you edited them.

You also have the option to reset all counts back to zero or to restore all counts to what they were before you changed them. In the below example, if you set question block Comp & Benefits to “5” and the others are set at “15”, the Comp & Benefits block will be displayed 10 times in a row to “catch up” with the other blocks and ensure even presentation. These numbers should be roughly the same, but you can override the counts if you need to temporarily give preference to a specific element. When Evenly Present Elements is selected, you can click Edit Count to view how many times each element has been displayed. After this, the assignment will be random again. The fourth block may appear 5 times in a row to equalize it with the other blocks. 15 people have responded, meaning each block was presented 5 times. You have been randomly assigning respondents 1 of 3 blocks for about a week. Example: You have Evenly Present Elements selected.

Half life 2 randomizer