Imagine the following situation in the construction of your form: when answering the first question, you want the user who selects alternative A to be directed to question 2; the user who selects alternative B is directed to question 3 and the user who selects alternative C is directed to question 4.
It means that your form will follow the following structure:
*When choosing, in Question 1:
Alternative A -> Question 2
Alternative B -> Question 3
Alternative C -> Question 4
and so on.
With the conditional questions, you can create conditions for each of questions 2, 3 and 4 so that the user is directed to the question that they must answer based on the previous answer.
In this case, you need to make the questions skip-logics settings as follows:
In Question 2: configure this question to be skipped if the answer to question 1 is different from A.
In Question 3: configure this question to be skipped if the answer to question 1 is different from B.
In Question 4: configure this question to be skipped if the answer to question 1 is different from C.
That means that, if the answer to the first question is equal to A, the user will be directed to Question 2.
Not sure how to use conditional questions or set up skip-logics?
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