1. Display Logic
   
2. Answer Display Logic
3. Page Skip Logic
   
4. Disqualification Logic

Display Logic

1. Always display the question
   
2. Always hide the question
   
3. Display the question based on a condition
   
4. Hide the question based on a condition
   

Note If you had applied any logic to those questions previously, the new logic will overwrite them upon clicking Save.

To copy a condition from another question:

1. Click Copy condition from other questions.
   
2. Select the question from the dropdown list.
   
3. You can edit the condition by updating the options in the Subject, Condition, and Operand fields respectively.
   
4. Click + to add multiple conditions.
   
5. Click X to remove conditions.
   
6. Click And/Or to connect multiple conditions.
   
7. Click Save.
   

1. Display these choices only when a certain condition is met
   
2. Hide these choices only when a certain condition is met - This comes in handy when the customer wants to remove a certain answer from the survey form but wants to retain the responses
   
3. Never display these choices

To apply a logic condition to an answer choice:

1. Click the question that you want to apply the answer display logic to, and select the Answer Display Logic tab. You could also hover over the question and select Actions> Display Logic to get there.
   
2. Click Add Logic.
   
3. Choose a display/hide condition from the dropdown list.
   
4. Click Select Choice to add the choices you want to display or hide.
   
5. Click the If dropdown and select an appropriate option.
   
6. Select a condition in the Condition list.
   
7. Type in or choose the answer you're looking for in the Operand box.
   
8. Click + to add multiple conditions.
   
9. Click X to remove conditions.
   
10. Click And/Or to connect multiple conditions.
    
11. Click Save.
    

To add a page skip logic:

1. Click Logic in the top right corner of the page name ribbon.
   
   
   
2. Click Page Skip Logic.
   
3. Click Add Condition to redirect your respondents to specific pages based on their response. 
4. Select a question in the If dropdown. 
   
5. Select an operand in the second dropdown.
   
6. Choose an answer from the Select an option dropdown list. 
   
7. Select the related action for the answer selected in the skip to dropdown list. You can send them to the survey end page or disqualification page. If the conditions do not match, the default flow will be continued in the survey.
   
8. Click + to add multiple conditions. 
   Note: Multiple conditions work in a pattern similar to this: (((((C1 and/or C2) and/or C3) and/or C4) and/or C5) and/or ...) where C1, C2, C3, ... are conditions.
   
9. Select And/Or to connect multiple conditions.
   
10. Select Go to next page in the default flow if you want your respondents to move to the next page after they're done with the current page.
    
11. Select Survey End Page if you want to send them to the end page of the survey instead of moving them to a specific page.
    
12. Select Disqualification Page if you want to send them to a survey disqualification page.
    
13. Click Save.
    

To edit a page skip logic:

Disqualification Logic

You can set survey disqualification logic to identify respondents who fit your specific criteria. For example, if you want to find out people who smoke and would need help addressing it, ask a question to find out if they or anyone close to them smoke. You can set a survey disqualification logic to those who say No and redirect them to a survey disqualification end page. Only those who say Yes to the first question would be qualified to answer the follow up questions on smoking habits. You can also filter your reports and choose to view only qualifying responses.

You can pipe in responses from previous questions and customize follow-up questions. For example, if you want to ask your respondents where they hail from, you can first ask them to select their country, and later ask them to choose a state based on the answer they gave to the previous question.  

1. Create a dropdown question in your survey, with a list of countries for your respondents to choose from.
   
2. Add subsequent questions with the list of states for each of those countries.
3. Click one of those follow-up questions that ask for the respondents' state. 
   
4. Keep the cursor next to the text and click Insert Variable. 
   
5. Click the question whose answer you want to use. The variable will be displayed in the question box.
   
6. Follow the "insert variable" procedure for the rest of the State questions as well.