@Liz - i’ve not seen one in typeform BUT if you had a long list of potential pet names (scrape lists from somewhere like this site ), i would approach it this way:
- q1 - pick gender: male, female, either
- q2 - pick a letter of the alphabet
- q3 - pick a number between 1 and N (where N = the number of names you have in that section that start with the letter chosen in q2)
- you would have to put in the logic rules that said that if q3 = 1 then replace name with “Bob” if q3 = 2 then replace name with “Bubba”
- some thoughts:
- I would make 26 individual typeforms personally, one for each letter of the alphabet, and do it that way.. to make the number of logic rules in each easier to manage - and pass the required elements into the form as hidden fields
- one set for each gender and for both.. means 78 sub-forms but is now easier to manage and add to list as you collect more names
that’s just me trying to do it all natively inside typeform without using any external calls … @picsoung make have a much easier method to invoke. lol
des