I want to ask a question that makes the most logical sense early in the form (e.g. age / sex / location) but that would apply to skipping questions much later in the form that may not be applicable (e.g. a question that doesn’t make sense to ask early on because its very specific but would be irrelevant to someone of a certain age / sex / location). Is this possible in typeform? If so, how?
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Hi 
Thanks Liz. I’m not sure that speaks to my question. Let me try to be a bit more concrete. If I want the response to question #2 to to inform whether question #45, #52 and #86 are shown to a user, is there a way to do so? Right now, I can only see ways for logic to affect the questions immediately following a given question onto which the logic is applied (i.e. the logic is always “jump to”, never “show” or “hide”).
For additional context, it is not an option for me to change the order of the questions because I’ve grouped my questions into an order that makes sense to a user (e.g. first I ask basic demographic questions, later I ask about lifestyle, etc. - the demographic questions should come first but would affect which lifestyle questions are applicable to a given user).
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on q44:
on q51:
using the logic rule on the question BEFORE allows you to skip over the question.
hope that helps a little
des
John - Thanks. That certainly is getting closer to an answer and I think I could see how I could hack it together this way (even if a bit manual doing this question by question rather than a single rule that could be applied to many questions)!
If anyone has other ideas, I’m all ears. I’m asking partially as I know that other form builders have the ability I’m describing (e.g. Jotform).
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