If they’re on the same form, just use two variables, one for the short colours and another for the tall:

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Luke
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Hello Amit,
Your three steps sound reasonable, but Q3 can only take effect after a save at step Q2. To be clear, you have to save the Q2 value, then afterwards open the form containing Q3 and save it for the Q3 value to be available in a report or dashboard: @SETVALUE takes effect on page load, then you need to save the page for the value to be persisted in the database.
If you want to cut out that extra third step then you can use an external module like (my) Copy Data on Save to copy the Q2 value to Q3 when Q2 is saved.
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Luke
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Dear Luke
How do you think I could do that? Are you suggesting using display questions based on the response?
I have also been unable to find a solution for the display weight category: from 0 to 4. In my application, I am asking for the baby's weight. The weights are classified into 5 categories. Now I want to store those categories as a dropdown. This is meant for display as well as use in Project Dashboard graphs. I have done the following
Q1. Enter Baby weight (text field)
Q2. Using calculation, identify the weight Category
Q3. A drop-down (single choice) of all the categories. Now I want to populate this variable from Q2. I have used @SETVALown remains balkUE='[Q2Variable]'. But the drop-down remains blank.
How can I achieve this
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amit
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