End screen results in Reponses tab

@AnkeMoer - in addition to what @James mentioned,  you could create a variable in your form and use the logic rules to update the value of the variable to show text that links to the ending page. 

so, if your logic is something like this

• if @score is less than 4 go to ending A 
• if @score is greater than or equal to 4 go to ending B

you would insert a statement like this above the logic rules for the ending routing

• if @score is less than for replace v_ending with “ending A text”
• if @score is greater than or equal to 4 replace v_ending withe “ending B text” 

then upon submission, the v_ending (or whatever you call it) will be submitted as part of your result set ..just a thought

des

Hi!

I had the same question, got here and saw your answer, @James , but it just doesn’t show the endings in my Results. How can I get them?

Thanks a lot!

Hi @digital spain WS Thanks for stopping by and sorry for the confusion on this feature. The endings will only show in the Results if you’re using the outcome feature. 

I have all of the logic set up, and am still not seeing the end cards in responses?

 

Hi @partjas This message is stating that you have setup logic jumps, but not the outcome quiz. In order to see the endings in the results, you will need to remove the current logic jumps and then set up an outcome quiz according to these steps. 

yea… don’t think that works b/c my form isn’t binary. 

@partjas  if you have logic jumps to get to the scoring that will take a user to the ending, then create a custom variable (ie v_ending of type text) and use a logic rule(s) to replace the value of the text variable with something that tells you which ending they are going to see. for example

• if @subtotal is less than 5 replace v_ending with ‘low’ 
• if @subtotal is greater than or equal to 5 and @subtotal is less than 10 replace v_ending with ‘medium’ 

that way the custom variable will be stored along with the response data and is also available via Connect to Google Sheets etc. 

@Liz - this works for most folks.. 

des

Oooh, that’s almost there for me, thank you @john.desborough 

Does that require scoring throughout the form, though? I set it up as pathways based on responses as they go (it’s a quiz to find your perfect posting plan, for service based businesses - it’s a lead magnet and people are clamoring for it already, so I’m feeling stressed to get it done)

Er… I hope no one thinks I’m crazy, but this is what the logic looks like. 

@partjas - that’s really simple - you don’t need to use scoring per se.. as long as you know where you are sending them, you simply state on the last question  in the flow 

• always replace v_ending with …..

if there is only one choice to go towards. otherwise, use an if statement to route them to ending A or ending B after you replace the v_ending text with the appropriate value.. 

easy peazsy

des

​@john.desborough I’m trying to apply this advice on my quiz - I’m not using score per se, but I can’t get my head around the instruction to “use an if statement to route them to ending A or ending B after you replace the v_ending text with the appropriate value..”. Could you give me more details?

​@john.desborough I actually managed :) It was much easier than I was making it to be. Thanks for the insight!

​@lumabendini - glad it worked out.. i think that over-thinking the logic rules is a common problem we all face. Typeform’s method is a ‘little clunky” but for most common logic flows that we face, we just need to break it down one bite at a time.. 

des