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Conditional logic

Some questions only matter depending on an earlier answer. With Display Logic, you can keep a question hidden until it's actually relevant, so clients only see what applies to them.

How it works​

Open the item you want to control and find its Display Logic section. You set three things:

  1. Source Question: an earlier question whose answer decides whether this one shows. It has to be a question above this one in the form.
  2. Rule: how to compare the answer:
    • Is: the answer matches your value exactly.
    • Is Not: the answer is anything except your value.
    • Contains: the answer includes your value.
    • Includes: used when the source is a Multiple Choice question, this checks that the client picked your value.
  3. Value: what you're checking the answer against.

As you set it up, a plain-language summary shows what you've built, like:

Shows when "Do you need a second shooter?" is "Yes"

To remove the rule and show the question to everyone again, choose Clear.

An example​

Say you ask Do you have a venue booked? as a Yes / No question.

On a follow-up question, What's the venue address?, set the Display Logic to:

  • Source Question: Do you have a venue booked?
  • Rule: Is
  • Value: Yes

Now the address question only appears for clients who answer Yes. Everyone else skips it.

note

Because a rule points at an earlier question, build your form top to bottom: put the deciding question first, then the questions that depend on it underneath.