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Having multiple "jump to" options


I am working on a form I have multiple choice 

  1. Child on the way
  2. One Child
  3. Two children
  4. three children
  5. four or more children

I need the client to be able to enter information for each child if there is more than one. I have a Jump logic setup to say If “two children” then jump to “child 1” and then I need it to jump to “child 2” the same for if they have three children. I need the form to be able to jump to “child 1”, “child 2”, and then “child 3”

 

I will have the same issue for a family with multiple vehicles.

 

Is it possible to set up a sequence of jumps?

Best answer by john.desborough

@SKatz - welcome to the community from another user

It is entirely possible to do this sort of thing based on the multiple choice: 

  • you would probably be best suited to have a series of question groups set up to address each option ie 
    • if how many children (call it q1) = A (on the way) then jumpto q2
    • if q1=B (1) then jump to q3
    • etc
  • in each question group you would have the questions for the appropriate number of children 
    • ie in the case of two children you might start with 
      • ok, for the first child, please answer this question, etc
      • when done with the first child have the question series for child two 
      • exit this section with logic that takes you to the next point in your survey

The demo survey at this link actually covers multiple responses to the first multiple choice question, with a question group for each of the possible responses.. it also checks to see if there was a second + choice in the initial question in order to progress through the logic. While not a perfect match for you, it shows you the logic of selecting the multiple choice and going to the appropriate questions. 

hope that helps a little

 

des

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john.desborough
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@SKatz - welcome to the community from another user

It is entirely possible to do this sort of thing based on the multiple choice: 

  • you would probably be best suited to have a series of question groups set up to address each option ie 
    • if how many children (call it q1) = A (on the way) then jumpto q2
    • if q1=B (1) then jump to q3
    • etc
  • in each question group you would have the questions for the appropriate number of children 
    • ie in the case of two children you might start with 
      • ok, for the first child, please answer this question, etc
      • when done with the first child have the question series for child two 
      • exit this section with logic that takes you to the next point in your survey

The demo survey at this link actually covers multiple responses to the first multiple choice question, with a question group for each of the possible responses.. it also checks to see if there was a second + choice in the initial question in order to progress through the logic. While not a perfect match for you, it shows you the logic of selecting the multiple choice and going to the appropriate questions. 

hope that helps a little

 

des


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  • June 15, 2021

Hi @SKatz were you able to use some of the suggestions from @john.desborough ? :sunglasses:


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