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Limit answer's number by previous score

  • December 25, 2022
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Hi folks,

 

I want to make this logic in typeform, but have no idea.

For example, if the number 10 is answered in question 7, I want to make customer only get numbers less than 10 in question 8.

 

Is there any way to implement like this?

 

thanks!

 

Best answer by john.desborough

@Yong @Liz - the only way to do this is to create the next ‘series’ of questions and use the logic rules to get the user to that question. 

in the example, if the number 10 is answered in q7, your logic would be something like this

  • if q7=10 then go to q8
  • if q7 = 9 go to q9
  • if q7=10 go to q10 …

etc. 

 

that would mean you would need to have all the possible options listed out and set some rational boundaries for the number that the user could select in q7… if it was a range between 10 and 99 that would give you a lot of branching possibilities to set up

 

des

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  • December 27, 2022

Hi @Yong Happy Tuesday! I hope you’re having a wonderful week so far. I’m afraid I don’t think we have calculations this advanced in our forms, though @john.desborough might possibly have some workaround ideas for you? 


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  • December 27, 2022

@Yong @Liz - the only way to do this is to create the next ‘series’ of questions and use the logic rules to get the user to that question. 

in the example, if the number 10 is answered in q7, your logic would be something like this

  • if q7=10 then go to q8
  • if q7 = 9 go to q9
  • if q7=10 go to q10 …

etc. 

 

that would mean you would need to have all the possible options listed out and set some rational boundaries for the number that the user could select in q7… if it was a range between 10 and 99 that would give you a lot of branching possibilities to set up

 

des


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