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I’m trying to figure out the best way to achieve the following, and would welcome advice:

I am building a publication with 14 pages. On each page, there are a number of statements. For example …

Page 1

My name is Roger
My name is Helen
My name is Charlie
My name is Valerie

Page 2

I have red hair
I have black hair
I have grey hair
I am bald

Page 3

I like chocolate
I like apples
I like milkshakes
I like bananas

Whichever statement is clicked should contribute to a final summary page – e.g. My name is Charlie – I have red hair – I like bananas.

Each statement has a unique name so, rather than making hundreds of summary pages reflecting the myriad pathways that could be followed, I’m aiming to write a simple script that will do the business.

As I say, I’m trying to figure it out but any advice would be most welcome.

Roger

You don't need to script this - a few variables are all you need.

Create a variable for each question

etc. Assign a value (on paper somewhere) to each answer:

Add an action to each choice that sets the variable to that value when the user selects it:

On your summary page have a series of Select statements to build your output string:

Of course you can do the same thing using script if you want but it's not necessary.

Thanks, Duncan. I was feeling my way towards something like your suggestion, but would undoubtedly have spent many more hours going round in circles without your signpost.

Regards

Roger