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Want additional, final ending page for all after scoring pages

  • September 23, 2026
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I made a scoring quiz about leadership styles. It asks 10 questions, and each answer is assigned with a 1, 2, or 3. Then there are three possible ending pages the user is sent to depending on their score (i.e., a score of 10-17 = “needs to improve”; 18-24 = “making progress”; 25-30 = “looking good, here are next steps”). That all works fine. 

What I want is for all the users, whichever of the three scoring pages they are sent to, to end up on a final goodbye page. How can I do that? Thanks. And if the answer is to put the three scoring pages in the Pages section instead of the Endings sections, I can’t figure out how to do the logic to get the user to the scoring pages. Thanks. 

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    john.desborough
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    ​@emilycatalyst - using a scoring quiz won’t quite get you there.. you need to use branching and logic to assign the scores to each question and then a few logic rules at the end to send the user to a Statement page for their one of three options. from the Statement page(s) the user would go to the single ending page 

    you can use the ‘score’ variable to collect the assigned  points for each question and have the logic rules assess the score variable and do the routing. 

    des

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      Thank you ​@john.desborough. Do you have of any of the available Typeform templates that have that already built? 

      • DuaerTeam
      • Navigating the Land
      • October 8, 2026

      On your follow-up: you don't need a template for this.

       

      1. In Workflow > Logic, give each question a Calculation that adds 1, 2 or 3 to score for the matching answer, if your points aren't set up that way yet.

      2. Add three Statement pages after question 10, one per result.

      3. On question 10, add Branching rules in this order: go to Statement 1 when score is lower than 18; go to Statement 2 when score is lower than 25; all other cases go to Statement 3. Typeform uses the first rule that matches, so the order matters.

      4. On each Statement, add "Always go to" your goodbye Ending. Otherwise Statement 1 flows on into Statements 2 and 3.

      5. Test in Preview: all 1s should total 10, all 3s 30, and check the edges 17/18 and 24/25. Recalling score (type @) on each Statement makes this quick.

       

      Disclosure: I'm on the Duaer team; this was drafted with AI help and checked against Typeform's help articles on branching logic and Recall information.

        • stumbler7
        • Navigating the Land
        • October 9, 2026

        On your follow-up: you don't need a template for this.

         

        1. In Workflow > Logic, give each question a Calculation that adds 1, 2 or 3 to score for the matching answer, if your points aren't set up that way yet.

        2. Add three Statement pages after question 10, one per result.

        3. On question 10, add Branching rules in this order: go to Statement 1 when score is lower than 18; go to Statement 2 when score is lower than 25; all other cases go to Statement 3. Typeform uses the first rule that matches, so the order matters.

        4. On each Statement, add "Always go to" your goodbye Ending. Otherwise Statement 1 flows on into Statements 2 and 3.

        5. Test in Preview: all 1s should total 10, all 3s 30, and check the edges 17/18 and 24/25. Recalling score (type @) on each Statement makes this quick.

         

        Disclosure: I'm on the Duaer team; this was drafted with AI help and checked against Typeform's help articles on branching logic and Recall information.

        Thanks for guidance, this helps me also.

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