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LOGIC: Can typeform achieve this logic?

  • September 17, 2024
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Hello, 

I have a logic question. 

I have a question which has a couple of different routes. The question has 5 answers with 8 routes out:

 

Question 4

A, B, C, D, E

 

Routes as follows

 

A - End

B - End

C - End

D - Goes to next question (5)

E - End

 

A+B - Goes to next question (5)

A+C - Goes to next question (5)

B+C - Goes to next question (5)

 

Currently, I am struggling to work out how to enable users who choose more than one option out of A, B and C, i.e. A+B, to move onto question 5 and not just going to an end screen.

 

Have this set up like this currently:
 


I am on the Business Plan currently.

 

Cheers.

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Liz
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  • September 17, 2024

@john.desborough is definitely your logic guy!


john.desborough
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@REM2024 - Typeform reads the logic rules from the top down ie first rule then second. 

put your most restrictive logic first ie

  • if q4 =A and q4=D go to q5
  • if q4=A and q4=C go to q5
  • if q4=B and q4=D go to q5
  • if q4=a go to end
  • if q4= b go to end
  • etc… 

otherwise, with if q4=A go to end as the first logic rule and they did choose A as part of the answer set, then the condition is satisfied and it will go the the end - without evaluating the other rules. 

 

des


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