Can this be done in Typeform please?

Not a problem, @Francis West ! Let us know how this goes for you!

@Francis West - it is much simpler that it sounds:

• connect the typeform to Google Sheet so that the data is pushed there upon submit
  • i would recommend creating a second tab in the Sheet to ‘change’ the names of the column heads from the question text to something more manageable - you can also do lookups to include text/images based on the data elements
• create a Google Doc/Slide template into which you place static text and have the ability to display the data from the response
• using Document Studio (add-on to Google Sheets) you create the ‘merged file’ that uses the template from the bullet above and merges in the row of data so that you have a customized document. it can be converted to a pdf 
  • you can then create the email you want to send back to the user with the attached pdf inside the Document Studio add-on

once you have done this and tested that the process works and provides the report that you want, you can have the system automatically check for new data arrivals and create the document and emails for you behind the scenes. 

there is some effort required to set it up and get it going but after that it runs in the background. I use it extensively for over 50 reports at this time. 

within the typeform itself, you can display this information on a Statement question or an ending but you will have to create the logic rules to create the ‘dynamic results’ on one page or the questions to match for each option 

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@Francis West - if you have the capability in your Active Campaign environment to accept all the data as custom fields, mapped from typeform into AC, AND you can then drive the data through to report generator inside/associated with AC to create the pdf and mail it, then you should be fine. 

None of what you are describing - wordpress - typeform - AC - is a ‘self contained’ solution but more of a series of apps in a business process ecosystem. as we transition into more of an ‘app-based’ IT infostructure, we are going away from big suites of technology with more functions that we need but easy to move data between modules, towards having to manage the bandaids between the bits of kit we need in our processes.. 

hope you can figure out the path forward that works best

I have earned my grey hair and white in the beard.. i had a PDP11 as a coffee table when we took it out of service.. i hear you on the bandaids … just imagine what it must be like for the ‘young’uns’ who don’t know about those mainframes/minis and suites.. lol.. It must be terrifying lol

cheers 

I have this problem too.

Lots of dependencies. The outcome is always different.

I would like an overview of all possible paths, with all the questions and answers that led us to the existing outcomes. 

I don’t understand how we can test the forms without this, even… Everytime, we preview and go back “oh no, it’s not like this.” Make the change, save and preview again….