I’m trying to create logic for a multiple choice form where you can pick unlimited answers (in this case, there are 6 buckets to choose from). Even if I select one of the buckets and hit continue, it shows me all other screens for the options I didn’t pick. And just to give more context, this form is an “order” form where people can pick a product or all 6, input the quantities of each item they want and then at the end we ask for their name and shipping address. So obviously if I pick the Marine Layer jacket then I only want to see the screens pertaining to that (sizes) but instead if shows me all the screens for ALL items.
I’ve attached a couple of screenshots to hopefully show you all what I’m doing.
Here is a typeform article that is doing exactly what I want to do but something isn’t clicking with me:
https://www.typeform.com/help/a/use-branching-and-calculations-in-logic-to-show-relevant-questions-360054770931/
I feel like I’ve tried to match exactly what they’re doing in the article above, but my logic map never comes out looking as clean. I end up with lines all over the place.
![](https://uploads-eu-west-1.insided.com/typeform-en/attachment/e7b31121-8f74-4f37-af23-01f6de7c85f5.png)
![](https://uploads-eu-west-1.insided.com/typeform-en/attachment/5112aea0-2881-43eb-87ef-f6c5d1d9a4b3.png)
![](https://uploads-eu-west-1.insided.com/typeform-en/attachment/cf074b9b-83e0-44b2-b8c4-63214768565b.png)