If I have "select as many as you want" multiple choice question but want people who only select only one response (no matter which one they choose) to go to question 2 and those who select more than one response to go to question 3?
Example:
1. Which pets do you have?
Dog
Cat
Fish
Bird
Other
[IF ONE SELECTION GO TO Q2; IF MORE THAN ONE SELECTION THEN SKIP Q2 AND GO TO Q3]
Do I have to go through the list of options and create rules that would apply to every imaginable combination? For the actual survey, Iโm working a list of 9 responses, so that seems daunting.
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Skip logic that can be used based on number of responses chosen (not content of the responses)?
Best answer by john.desborough
- if q1 = a add 1 to count
- if q1 = b add 1 to count
- if q1 = c add 1 to count
- if q1 = d add 1 to count
- if q1 = e add 1 to count
- if count is greater than 1 go to q3
- if count is = 1 go to q2
- then on q2 you put in the logic path for the user to go if they are supposed to avoid q3 now..
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- if q1 = a add 1 to count
- if q1 = b add 1 to count
- if q1 = c add 1 to count
- if q1 = d add 1 to count
- if q1 = e add 1 to count
- if count is greater than 1 go to q3
- if count is = 1 go to q2
- then on q2 you put in the logic path for the user to go if they are supposed to avoid q3 now..
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