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Logic for a 3rd "Both" option.

  • July 12, 2024
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In a consumer survey, I have a question about flavor preferences: 

“Which do you prefer?”

  1. Sweet
  2. Salty
  3. Both
     

Is there a way to order the logic so those who answer “Both” are able to go down both paths?
 

 

Best answer by john.desborough

@Joshua B. @Liz 

the logic needs to be something like this: 

on the first question:

  • if q1=sweet go to q2
  • if q1 = salty go to q3
  • if q1 = both go to q2

on the second question

  • if q1 = sweet go to ??? (next question beyond this set, statement page etc)
  • if q1 = both go to q3

bob’s yer uncle and betty’s your aunt - solved.

 

des

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Liz
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  • July 15, 2024

Hi @Joshua B. Thanks for stopping by the community! This is an interesting question. You could have them jump backwards in the form to ensure they complete both questions, but @john.desborough might be your best help for this!


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  • July 15, 2024

@Joshua B. @Liz 

the logic needs to be something like this: 

on the first question:

  • if q1=sweet go to q2
  • if q1 = salty go to q3
  • if q1 = both go to q2

on the second question

  • if q1 = sweet go to ??? (next question beyond this set, statement page etc)
  • if q1 = both go to q3

bob’s yer uncle and betty’s your aunt - solved.

 

des