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Logic - Choosing Multiple Options

  • 25 January 2022
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Hello,

I am a marketer who creates content for my clients. I want to have a single form where they can choose multiple options for what they’d like to submit then be asked questions based off their series of choices. 

So my first screen (for example) would be…

What would you like to submit?

  1. Offers
  2. Reviews
  3. Images
  4. Home Show Info
  5. Job Listing
  6. Bios
  7. Videos
  8. Team Photos

I want them to be able to choose everything they’d like to submit from this screen and then the form asks them all applicable questions. They can choose to submit just one thing, or all 8, or just 3, etc. This leaves me with well over 200 different sequence possibilities with their answers. 

 

How would I do that without having to build out logic for hundreds of possible answers?

 

I appreciate the help!

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Best answer by john.desborough 25 January 2022, 03:48

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@Rene Stark  - welcome to the community. 

it’s a use case that we have see a number of times in here - at different levels. In the example at this link here there are 4 options in the main multiple choice menu. you pick as few or as many as you want. you are routed to a question group (a set of questions for each topic in the list) and when you have completed that list, you are then routed to the next question group, based on the evaluation logic. 

is this the sort of questionnaire you are looking to create ?? 

 

des

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Omg, des  - THIS EXACTLY - can you tell me how? THANK YOU!!!

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@Rene Stark - here are some starting points. questions in question groups

 

and you start the logic pattern like this: 

  • if q1 = a then jumpto q2 
  • if q1 =b then jumpto q3
  • if q1 = c then jumpto q4
  • if q1 =d then jumpto q5 
  • otherwise jumpto ending page

the q2-5 are the start of the question groups. the logic checks to see if response a was chosen and if so, it goes to the appropriate question .. if not a, then was b selected? etc

 

in q2 the logic on the last question in the question group would be

  • if q1 =b then jumpto q3
  • if q1 =c then jumpto q4
  • if q1= d then jumpto q5
  • otherwise jumpto ending page

 

q3 logic: 

  • if q1 =c then jumpto q4
  • if q1= d then jumpto q5
  • otherwise jumpto ending page

q4 logic

  • if q1= d then jumpto q5
  • otherwise jumpto ending page

 

hope that helps.. but you would need to do to that for all your groups.. 

des

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Amazing, @john.desborough! It's crazy how you always have forms that are exactly what our members need! :sweat_smile:

Don't forget to let us know if you get this done, @Rene Stark (Btw, love the username!)

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