How to Create a Formula Assessment with a Selected Measurement

Within our Workout Software, you have the ability to create a formula assessment using selected measurements.

1. Click “Assessments” tab in the left sidebar.

In the Account tab, click on the “Assessments” option in the left sidebar.

2. Create a new assessment or select an existing one.

In the Assessments tab, select an existing assessment or create a new one, then click “Edit” in the Actions column.

3. Check the “Score this assessment?” box.

Check the “Score this assessment?” box in the “Details” tab to enable Assessment Scoring.

4. Check the “Send a confirmation email receipt?” box.

Check the “Send a confirmation email receipt?” box in the “Details” tab to enable email notifications. The client will receive an email summarizing their points and total score once the assessment is completed.

5. Check the “Public?” box.

Check the “Public” box in the “Details” tab to allow completed assessments to be viewed without logging in. This enables the assessment results to appear on the leaderboard for public viewing.

6. Click “Fields” tab.

When editing an assessment, click the “Fields” tab to rearrange the fields.

7. Click “Fields” tab.

When editing an assessment, click the “Fields” tab to create a formula assessment with a selected measurement.

8. Select “Formula Field” from the drop-down list.

In the “Add New Field” dropdown list, select “Formula Field.”

9. Enter your Formula Field Question.

When the Formula Field is added, enter the name of the question.

10. Enter Formula.

Enter the formula in the desired field.

11. Select Custom Measurement in the drop-down list.

Under “Save Result as Custom Measurement,” select a measurement from the drop-down list.

12. Add a Scored Field with Options.

Add a new field, select a field type that allows points to be earned for each response (e.g., drop-down, checkbox groups, or toggles), then enter the question and add the corresponding options (such as drop-down choices). Once done, click on “Save Assessment” to apply and save your changes.

This guide covered the steps required to create a formula assessment with a selected measurement.