@Gracie at Loganix - your video makes sense of what you want to do ...essentially you want have the user select one or multiple options from a multiple choice AND ensure that you take them to the follow up questions associated with their choices.. and only their choices.
that’s a pretty common thing to do. the post i mentioned about should give you some indication on that
a couple of things to note:
- using the question groups to hold the questions for a service is a good idea - yes there is some repetition across them (potentially) depending on the selections the user makes but it makes for ease of collection
- having all that mapped out in a spreadsheet before doing the questions and rules - a gold sticky star from me - good planning
- the trick to the logic rules in this is that the ‘routing’ logic statements will have to be on the LAST question in each group - to check if the user selected the next question group
- ie in the selection question
- if q4 ia A go to qA
- if q4 is B go to qB
- etc
- that will get you to the first of the choices they might make
- on the last question in qA
- if q4 is B go to qB
- if q4 is C go to qC
- etc
- otherwise go to the end
- on the last question of qB
- if q4 is C then go to qC
- if q4 is D then go to qD
- etc
- otherwise go to end
- repeat for all choices and on the very last question
that should help.
and, to be honest, since i have probably answered this question about 40 times this year in the Community under different headings, I actually created a cheat sheet for laying this type of scenario out - here’s link to a a post on my tips & tricks site (just launched about a month ago) where you can go to grab the cheat sheet if you want.
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cheers
des
