Yes. Branching refers to page jumps: on a multi-page survey, you decide after each page where the respondent goes next, to the page that concerns them or straight to submission. A default page covers all other cases.

Examples

  • Screen: “Do you buy this type of product?” If no, go to the end; otherwise, continue.
  • Separate profiles: customers to one page, prospects to another.
  • Depending on the project: “Website” to the Website page, “Printing” to the Print page.

What about a single question?

No need for a page: a condition shows or hides the question itself, for example “Why?” only after a low rating. See show a question based on the answer.

The conditions are checked again on submission: answers from a skipped page or a hidden question are never saved.

In detail: conditional logic · example of a screened questionnaire: market research.

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