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FToffali
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Sep 26, 2024

Question Display Logic feauture

My customer would like to set a logic on a Multiple Option question. Example below:

 

Q1. Are you satisfied with your working hours? --> Rating type (1 to 5)

Q2. Indicate the reasons for the previous answer --> Option type chosen with 6 answers

  •  Answer 1 Positive
  •  Answer 2 Positive
  •  Answer 3 Positive
  •  Answer 4 Negative
  •  Answer 5 Negative
  •  Answer 6 Negative

 

It is possible to put a DisplayLogic rule in question Q2, that if the answer Q1 is

equal to (1)-(2)-(3), only negative answers are displayed, whereas for (4)-(5) only positive answers are displayed.

I cannot find the functionality, is that possible? 

Or am I forced to separate the questions to set the logic?

 

Thanks for the support!

  • JudyWeiner1's avatar
    JudyWeiner1
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    Oct 01, 2024

    FToffali 

    Hi,

    Your 2nd question needs to be broken into 2 questions to limit available responses from Question 1. It would look something like this:

     

    • Question 1: How satisfied are you with your working hours? - Option 1-5 (1=Not satisfied, 2=Somewhat not satisfied, 3=Neutral, 4=Somewhat satisfied, 5=Satisfied
      • The original question design would not work for a rated question since it is being asked as a binary (Yes or No)
      • The original question could work as a binary (Single Selection, Multiple Choice) if you choose, but then it wouldn't have a 1-5 rating.  The conditional logic flow works the same but is based off a binary response instead of multiple responses.
    • Question 2: Indicate the Reason you are not satisfied? - Option 1-X
      • Only available if Question 1 response is a 1 or 2
    • Question 3: Indicate the reason you are satisfied? - Option 1-X
      • Only available if Question 1 response is a 3 or 4

    I hope this answers your question! Please reach out again if you need!

    Best,

    Judy

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