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K

Hi all! 
I have a challenge in my Typeform that I really hope you guys could help me with🙏
Any suggestions on how to solve this or any creative idea is well noted and appreciated. 


What I would like to do: 

Question 9 
What is the most common reason for you to ask for a medical advice? 
Select 1-3 reasons.

  • Reason A
  • Reason B
  • Reason C
  • Reason D
  • Reason E
  • Reason F
  • Reason G
  • Reason H
  • Reason I
  • Reason J

(...) I would like to have other questions in between here.  But it is not needed. 

Question 14 (or 10)
How likely would you use something for *Answer 1 from Question 9*? 

Question 15 (or 11)
How likely would you use something for *Answer 2 from Question 9*? (If 2 or 3 reasons are selected in question 9)
 

Question 16 (or 12)
How likely would you use something for *Answer 3 from Question 9*? (If 3 reasons are selected in question 9)


This is at the and of the form if that helps. 

I do not want to ask Question 9 several times with a follow up question several times to avoid the user to know why I ask question 9. 

Looking forward to reading if anyone have some tips and tricks for me :-) 

Best answer by john.desborough

@Kaisa S - start with the logic like this on q9 to deal with your initial routing

  • if q9 = A go to question N
  • if q9=B go to question M
  • if q9=C go to question O
  • etc
  • otherwise go to ending/statement page

those logic rules will route you to the first question associated with a response

 

on the question N (where you send the user if they choose A) 

  • if q9 =B then go to question N
  • if q9=C then go to question O
  • etc
  • otherwise...

note the reduction in the list of the one question logic rule.. 

 

repeat for each question in the follow-up series - reducing the list each time. 

that will get you down the list and to the right spot in the order based on what they select

des

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john.desborough
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@Kaisa S - start with the logic like this on q9 to deal with your initial routing

  • if q9 = A go to question N
  • if q9=B go to question M
  • if q9=C go to question O
  • etc
  • otherwise go to ending/statement page

those logic rules will route you to the first question associated with a response

 

on the question N (where you send the user if they choose A) 

  • if q9 =B then go to question N
  • if q9=C then go to question O
  • etc
  • otherwise...

note the reduction in the list of the one question logic rule.. 

 

repeat for each question in the follow-up series - reducing the list each time. 

that will get you down the list and to the right spot in the order based on what they select

des

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K
  • Kaisa S
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  • March 15, 2023

Thank you!! 

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