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‎08-04-2022 07:56 AM
I have an odd request that I am having trouble figuring out. We have a risk assessment form that is being used universally across all change types (Standard, Normal, Emergency, and Expedited). This form consists of 6 questions all with risk choices of HIGH - MODERATE - LOW.
What is being asked, is regardless of the value assigned to the selection that the risk is based on the highest selection of the questions. See below for example
- Question = Low
- Question = Low
- Question = Low
- Question = Low
- Question = Low
- Question = Moderate
RISK = MODERATE
- Question = Low
- Question = Moderate
- Question = Moderate
- Question = Low
- Question = Moderate
- Question = High
RISK = HIGH
I am not certain how to achieve this result considering all of the choices have set numeric values and are weighted against another metric.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
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‎08-05-2022 06:37 AM
I don't know, if you could script it. But my idea would be to set the threshold to a certain level.
In your case, if would achieve it in this way:
Value for low = 0.
Value for moderate = 1, Moderate threshold = 1
Value for High = 7, High threshold = 7
Why? Because 6 questions answered with moderat 1 --> result = 6
So short formula:
"Value of lower level" x "Number of questions" + 1 --> "Value of the next value & threshold"
In case you have other metrics you need to make sure, that the values can be compared. Therefor you can modify the weight of the different metrics.
Hope this helps.

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‎08-05-2022 06:37 AM
I don't know, if you could script it. But my idea would be to set the threshold to a certain level.
In your case, if would achieve it in this way:
Value for low = 0.
Value for moderate = 1, Moderate threshold = 1
Value for High = 7, High threshold = 7
Why? Because 6 questions answered with moderat 1 --> result = 6
So short formula:
"Value of lower level" x "Number of questions" + 1 --> "Value of the next value & threshold"
In case you have other metrics you need to make sure, that the values can be compared. Therefor you can modify the weight of the different metrics.
Hope this helps.
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‎08-09-2022 07:59 AM
Thank you, Sebastian,
Simple math eluded me on this one.
I will mark as correct