For example,
after entering basic information, the respondent will then fill the below:
Objectives
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For example,
after entering basic information, the respondent will then fill the below:
Objectives
Best answer by john.desborough
Typeform doesn’t allow for this scenario to happen on one page. You would have to do it along the following lines, probably based on requiring the user to set a specific number of objectives say 5 of them. the structure andlogic would be along these lines:
it’s easier if you have a fixed number of objectives for them to complete, from a logic and branching perspective BUT you can also do this by creating a maximum number of ‘empty’ questions (say 10, and then use a variable to store the count left, reduce it by one for each question completed, and when 0 kick them out to an ending) and asking the user if they want to add another objective and if yes, go to the next question (subject to the declining counter) or go to the ending.
so, it can be done with this workaround.
hope that helps somewhat
des
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