Re-using the same 'random' order later in an experiment

[David McFarlane]

Chad,

Very possible, in fact several years ago with help from PST Support I 
did something very like this using ExplicitOrder, see that topic in 
the E-Basic Help facility.

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At 6/9/2014 12:23 PM Monday, Chad Fernandez wrote:
>I have created a program using e-prime 2.0 that shows participants a 
>set of 10 images one at a time in a random order.  I used a nested 
>list and the random option from the sequencing drop-down menu, and 
>it works perfectly.  Each image is loaded from the file location and 
>is presented randomly.  However at the end of the experiment I am 
>hoping to be able to show the participants smaller versions of all 
>10 images (on the same screen) with them labelled 1-10, in the same 
>order they originally saw them in.  The reason being is there is a 
>manipulation that we are checking for and if they failed the 
>manipulation, we want to know which image they failed it on.  The 
>order is important because we may be able to use the data - if the 
>participant failed the manipulation on the 10th image - for the 
>other nine images.
>
>I have no idea if this is even possible and I would also like to add 
>that my extent of e-prime knowledge extends to only the 
>point-and-click so far.  I am starting to learn manual coding, but 
>the learning curve there is much steeper than just the point and 
>click.  Any help would be appreciated.
>
>Thanks,
>Chad

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