is it possible to see which ending are displayed ?

@chloech - how are yu coming up with the product for the user? is it an outcome quiz or a scoring quiz? 

if you are doing a scoring type quiz, you can create a variable, for example, v_ending, and set it as a text variable 

use a logic rule on the last question that captures the results of the determination of which ending (ie if red go to ending 1, if blue go to ending 2...) and then create the logic rule to capture the ending like this

• if (your result) = red then replace v_ending with “chose red”
• if (your result) = blue then replace v_ending with “chose blue”

something that would allow you to capture the ending to which you were sending the user… the variable is submitted into the results and you would be able to see it there.. 

Thank you john.desborough !

Well, it’s an outcome quiz.

Thanks to logic rules (2nd image) the respondents go to their ending.

But in the results table, I haven’t any information of where they finish.

The last column is the last question.

It sounds like you are trying to create a quiz or assessment that provides different results based on the respondent's answers. If I understand correctly, you want to be able to display one of four different results based on the respondent's answers to the final questions.

To do this, you can use Typeform's Logic Jump feature. Logic Jump allows you to create rules that determine what happens next in your form based on the respondent's previous answers.

Here's how you can use Logic Jump to achieve the result you want:

1. Create your form with all the questions, including the final questions that determine the result.
2. Create a separate "result" page for each of the four possible endings. On each result page, you can include custom messaging and images for that specific result.
3. Set up Logic Jump rules that direct respondents to the appropriate result page based on their answers to the final questions. For example, if a respondent answers "A" to the final question, they will be directed to Result Page 1. If they answer "B", they will be directed to Result Page 2, and so on.

You do not need a special plan to use Logic Jump, as it is a standard feature available in all Typeform plans. Simply go to the "Logic Jump" tab when creating your form to set up your rules.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.