Builder errors

A Questions-variant section contains no questions. Every section designated for question input must have at least one question. Either add questions to the section or delete it if it’s no longer needed. If you intended this section to display informational content instead of questions, change its variant to Information.

An Information-variant section has no description, media, or topics. This section exists but has nothing to display. Add descriptive text, attach media, or add topics — or remove the section if it’s not needed.

An EVAL App section doesn’t specify which evaluation to embed. This section type is designed to embed another evaluation within yours. Select the evaluation to embed, or change the section variant if embedding isn’t what you intended.

A One Choice or Multiple Choices question has no answer options defined. Add at least one choice with a title and value. Most clinical instruments need 2–5 choices per question.

A choice option exists but has no display text. The patient won’t see anything to select. Enter a descriptive title for each choice — this is the text the patient reads when answering the question.

A question is missing its Title (the question text patients see) or its Input Variant (the question type — number, one choice, multiple choices, text, date/time, or signature). Both fields are required for every question. Navigate to the question and fill in the missing fields.

A result is missing its Title, Variant (formula or information), or Description. All three are required. Navigate to the result and complete the missing fields. For formula results, you’ll also need a valid formula expression.

A section has no Title. Every section needs a title — it appears as the section heading when patients complete the evaluation. Navigate to the section and add a descriptive title.

Your evaluation has no results defined. Every evaluation needs at least one result — either a formula result that calculates a score or an information result that displays guidance. Switch to the Results tab and add a result.

A formula expression has invalid syntax, references a question or keyword that doesn’t exist, or uses an unrecognized function. Open the formula in the Formula Editor and check for red error indicators. Common causes include typos in variable names, missing operators between terms, and parentheses that don’t match. See Formula Editor for the complete expression syntax.

A keyword name (the variable name used to reference a question or result in formulas) contains invalid characters. Keywords must use only letters, numbers, and underscores — no spaces, hyphens, or special characters. Rename the keyword to something like PainScore or Total_Value.

A visibility rule uses a formula-based condition that produces a number or text instead of a boolean (true/false) value. Visibility rules need conditions that evaluate to true or false so EVAL knows whether to show or hide the element. Wrap your expression in a comparison (e.g., Score > 10) or use an IF function that returns TRUE or FALSE.

A visibility rule references a section, question, choice, or result that no longer exists, or it references itself (creating a circular dependency). This typically happens after you delete or rename an element that a rule was pointing to. Open the rule, identify the broken condition, and either update it to reference the correct element or remove it.

A scenario test expected a specific result to appear based on the test inputs, but the result wasn’t triggered. This usually means the result’s visibility rules or formula logic don’t match what you expected. Check the test’s question values against the result’s conditions. Adjust either the test expectations or the result’s logic. See Scenario testing.