HELP !! Problem with my logic

Hi ​@Farah Djiroun Happy Monday! I hope you’re having a good one. 

Most likely, you’ll want to setup your logic jumps like this. However, do you mind sending a screenshot of what you currently have setup for logic? That’ll help us see where you’re at and where to direct you next!

Hello, the logic is quite long. I'll send you the screenshots. Thank you for your help 🙏🏻

​@Farah Djiroun - i think your logic problem can be resolved by ensuring that your ‘groupings’ of questions are in question groups ie all the brain-related questions in one group and then the next, peau, are in the next group etc.. 

then you need to incorporate logic rules like this, and i am going to assume that q1 is the starting point for the multiple choice multiple select.. 

logic on q1

• if q1 = A then go to q-group1 question 1  (this would be if selection was brain go to the first question related to brain)
• if q1 = B then go to q-group2 question 1  (this would be if selection was peau go to the first question related to peau)
• if q1 = C then go to q-group3 question 1 
• etc. 

this way the user gets to the first set of questions about a topic they selected.. 

on the last question in question group 1, you need to add logic like this: 

• if q1 = B then go to q-group2 question 1  (this would be if selection was peau go to the first question related to peau)
• if q1 = C then go to q-group3 question 1 
• etc. 
• in all other cases go to ending/another page outside the question groups

note that the link to the brain/first group is gone from the list. 

you need to repeat this all the way down your set of details to determine IF the user needs to go to another section … in sequence.. 

on the very last possible question group, your logic rule should kick them out of the flow by default. 

make sure that you don’t send people backwards in the logic if from q64 to q30.. typeform hates that and doesn’t operate properly if you do. 

i’ve also created a cheatsheet on this scenario that is available at this link … in case you need it. 

des

Thank you, ​@john.desborough ! Let us know if this worked for you, ​@Farah Djiroun !