Make sure to Save Action when you are finished!.The above rule can be read as, 'If Question #1, 'What is your state of residence?' is Colorado or Ohio, then jump to survey page 5: Thank You!' You can also select to mark the response as complete or disqualified. You can select to send a respondent to a specified Survey Page (either later or earlier in the survey) or to an External URL. Next select what you would like to do if the logic passes.Finally enter the value or values that are required to complete the rule.For example, if the question you selected has preset answers, such as a Radio Button question, Alchemer will switch to the operator ' is one of the following answers' along with a list of the possible answers from your selected question: Logic Operators After you select your question, the system will apply the recommended operator for the question type you selected. Select the operator that will be used to evaluate the question.In the case of a grid question, you will choose a specific row of the grid to use. First, select a question from the current page or a previous page that will be used in the IF part of the rule.Using the logic builder, set up the Logic Conditions.Use the Describe Your Logic field to give your logic a title/name. To add Page Logic, including page jumps, disqualification, and website redirects, click Skip/Disqualify Logic below the page.This will only work for grid questions with a single column.Īfter creating at least one of the above-mentioned compatible questions as the trigger you are ready to set up your logic rules. Grid Questions - Rows of grid questions can be used to set up page show when logic.Contact Groups - Any of the above question types included as subquestions in a custom group can be used to set up page show/when logic.Custom Groups - Any of the above question types included as subquestions in a custom group can be used to set up page show/when logic.

Text questions (including textbox, number, email, percent and date).

The following question types can be used to trigger the display of a subsequent page or in the set up of page logic. The best use case for Skip/Disqualify Logic is when you are disqualifying a respondent and/or redirecting panel respondents. If you are setting up Question Logic and Page Logic correctly, you often won't even need Skip Logic. Is there any reason I should be using Skip Logic? Page Logic and Question Logic are more precise and take advantage of the default survey flow. Skip Logic interrupts the default survey flow so it can get pretty confusing to get logic set up the way you want when there are too many skips happening in your survey. Skip/Disqualify Logic is best kept at a minimum. We recommend, whenever possible, using Question Logic or Page Logic over Skip Logic. See the below table to learn more about which Skip Logic actions can be used in combination.īest Practice Tip: Use Question or Page Logic over Skip/Disqualify Logic wherever possible. Some of these options are compatible with each other. This option is often combined with a jump to an external URL. The page will not have a Back button, which prevents them from going back and changing their answers.

Mark response as disqualified - When the logic condition is met, this option will send the survey respondent to a page with your customized disqualify message.

Typically, this option is combined with a jump to another survey page or an external URL. The default survey flow will not be interrupted. If used alone this is all that will happen. When the logic condition is met, the response status will be marked as complete.

Mark response as complete - When used alone this option works much like our override response status feature.

Send respondent to an external URL - This option will immediately direct a survey respondent to a external URL of your choice.

S end respondent to a survey page - When the logic condition is met, this option will take the respondent to the survey page you specify.There are 4 options available for what you would like to have happen if your logic condition is met:

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