Logic branching confusion

Hi @DPLondon24 yes, this should be possible! Could you send a screenshot of how you have any logic currently setup and the question in which the respondents will branch off at? 
 

In the meantime, our article here on setting up logic jumps might be helpful. 

Thanks for coming back to me. There are 3 images attached that show current branching, and depending on how people answer question 1, they then need to answer either 4n or 4m

Just tagging you in case you didn’t see my response :)

@DPLondon24 - what do you have in place between 4h and 4m?? can you show the path and the screen shot of the logic rule on the question where they should branch to 4m or 4n

the logic on question prior to 4m should be like this to make sure it branches properly: 

• if q1 = retail go to 4m 
• if q1 = head office go to 4n

that would drive the path -

des

Hi Des, it’s not much different. And doesn’t really relate to the first question that they answer.

Thanks Des. The only issue I can see in trying this is that when you apply this to 4L you are asked “If x” then “then y” which seems to link you back to question 1 and this then confuses the flow.

@DPLondon24 - what/where is the condition you need to evaluate created in your form.. the one that will take them from 4L to either 4M or 4N .. if you don’t want them to see the other question 

that is the question whose answer needs to be used for the evaluation 

if you want to branch AT THAT POINT you have to put in the trigger conditions

The initial branching happens at question one when they answer whether they work in retail or head office, but they then rejoin the same path after than and continue through to where there is this new branch and 4m/n

so if you want them to go down a path based on the choice they made in q1,  then on 4L your logic has to use 

• if q1 = retail go to 4M 
• if q1 = hq go to 4N 

or whatever flavour it needs to be.. that is your trigger.. 

think of a survey on health that asks for (old school) gender at the beginning and then takes you down Male or Female path and presents a summary on a statement page. then you want to ask if they would care to answer a couple more questions, for demographic purposes, BUT you want to send them down a male/female path as well.. you are NOT going to ask them to select a gender, you are going to use the answer to the original gender question to trigger the appropriate branch. ie if q1=male go to q44 if q1=female go to q55