@Morgan - depending on the type of question you use, you can use the @recall function to display the ‘answer’ in subsequent pages …
assuming your ‘apple’ was selected from a multiple choice, for example, in question 1 ..
- q2 question: Why do you like @q1 - the word ‘apple’ would show up in the question text
when you type the @ sign it will present the answers and variables that are available at that point in the survey and you can select the one you want. similar in fashion if you ask for someone’s first name you can show their name as well using the @recall function to select that question
if your multiple choice question allows for multiple selections - say apple, pear, orange, banana - and the user selected apple and banana then the @q1 text in the next question would show “apple, banana”
there is no way to parse that into two statements. you would have to use logic rules to take the user to the separate questions asking them why they chose that fruit but it would be static text and you would need one question for each possible choice
Typeform does not allow you to natively take the answer from a question and include it into the ‘options’ for selection in further questions ie from this list of 10 select 5. and then from this list of 5 select 2… You can’t do that dynamically in the native typeform abilities. (you may be able to do this using the APIs or webhooks but that’s a different discussion)
des
