I want to add the option for multiple responses in a question. For example, when asked the name of the camper being registered, if the respondent has more than one child they wish to register, I want them to be able to do that without having to start a new registration for each child.
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Hi
You should be able to do this with some logic. After they’ve added the first name of the camper you could follow up with another question asking if there are more names to register with logic branching from yes and no answers. Check out the Help Center article here for more info and let us know if you have any more questions.
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des
Hi
You should be able to do this with some logic. After they’ve added the first name of the camper you could follow up with another question asking if there are more names to register with logic branching from yes and no answers. Check out the Help Center article here for more info and let us know if you have any more questions.
Thank you so much. I created the logic loop to return the respondent back to the first question if the they select “yes” and continue to the next question, if they select “no”. That part works perfectly. The problem is that when the respondent selects “yes” and returns to question #1, the form is still populated with the answers from the preceding set of answers and even if they clear them and input new answers each time through the loop, the form only records the last set of answers entered. In other words, if a respondent goes through the loop 4 times, the form will only record the answers from the 4th time through.
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on the last question in each question group, if they say yes, go to the next group, otherwise go to the end/next page beyond the ‘add another’ logic.
if you use a separate form, you can submit the form and on the ending page you can have the button read add another?
des
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