Branching and impact on buttons

​@SarahM - use a custom variable that you will need to create and then a logic rule to populate the variable with a statement based on which statement page or score you have ...you can then use the @recall function to display the content of the variable 

des

Thanks so much, Des. 

I’m very new to creating Typeforms so is there any way you could explain how to achieve what you suggested?!  If there’s some guidance somewhere, feel free to point me in the right direction!

Hi ​@SarahM welcome to the community and to Typeform! 😊

I think ​@john.desborough might be off on holiday this week so thought I would jump in and try to help. I don’t have an example of the exact set up that des was suggesting here, but we have some Help Center guides that could be useful.

If you’re not familiar with using variables yet, I would check out this article to get to grips with what they do and how to set them up. 

And then this article talks through using the recall feature to reference things, including variables.

Hopefully those are good starting points, but you could also try using the knowledge quiz feature to build your quiz, or even experimenting with Typeform AI to see if it can build out the logic for you? 

Let us know how you get on!

Thanks ​@Grace !  I’ve cobbled together an ending which does the job (not quite what I wanted but still looks good 😀)

Thanks to you and ​@john.desborough for your help 😊​ 

Glad you were able to create an ending ​@SarahM , hope the Christmas party is a success! 🌲

​@Grace , it was fantastic!  Everything worked perfectly and everyone really enjoyed themselves; a big load off my mind 😁

Have a fantastic festive break, when the time comes! 😎

That’s great to hear ​@SarahM so pleased it was a success! Have a great festive break too, looking forward to seeing what you create with Typeform in 2026 🎉