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Multiple choice question with different secondary question

  • January 2, 2025
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Hi!

Could someone help me with this? I have a multiple-choice question, and depending on the answers selected, I need a different text follow-up question for each choice.

For example, if a respondent selects 3 options from the multiple-choice question, they should receive 3 corresponding follow-up questions. However, it’s not working as expected—I’m only seeing one follow-up question.

Any advice on how to fix this?

Thanks in advance!

 

Best answer by john.desborough

@Izba - you’ll have to put the logic to check if there is another follow up question to answer on each of the follow up questions. something like this - assuming there are 6 as you show in the image and that they must choose at least 1 

logic rule on q18:

  • if q18 = a then go to q19
  • if q18 = b then go to q20 
  • repeat for all

on q19:

  • if q18 = b then go to q20 
  • if q18 = c then go to q21
  • repeat for other selections 
  • otherwise go to ending (this exit condition needs to exist in case they only selected the one)

on q20: 

  • if q18 = c then go to q21
  • if q18 = d then go to q22
  • repeat for other selections 
  • otherwise go to ending (this exit condition needs to exist in case they only selected the one)

note that the list of options declines with each successive question 

and on the last follow up, you only have the exit logic rule to go to the ending. 

 

make sense??

 

des

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@Izba - you’ll have to put the logic to check if there is another follow up question to answer on each of the follow up questions. something like this - assuming there are 6 as you show in the image and that they must choose at least 1 

logic rule on q18:

  • if q18 = a then go to q19
  • if q18 = b then go to q20 
  • repeat for all

on q19:

  • if q18 = b then go to q20 
  • if q18 = c then go to q21
  • repeat for other selections 
  • otherwise go to ending (this exit condition needs to exist in case they only selected the one)

on q20: 

  • if q18 = c then go to q21
  • if q18 = d then go to q22
  • repeat for other selections 
  • otherwise go to ending (this exit condition needs to exist in case they only selected the one)

note that the list of options declines with each successive question 

and on the last follow up, you only have the exit logic rule to go to the ending. 

 

make sense??

 

des


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