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• Skip logic branching Report an error

  “Skip Logic (sometimes referred to as 'branching' or ‘routing’) allows you to take your respondents down different paths, depending on the answer they give to a question.”

• Skip logic conditions Report an error

  “‘Choice is’ - Allows one answer choice to be selected that will be included in the rule. ‘Choice is one of the following’ - Allows multiple answer choices to be selected that will be included in the rule. ‘Choice is not’ - Allows one answer choice to be selected that will be excluded from the rule. ‘Choice is not one of the following’ - Allows multiple answer choices to be selected that will be excluded from the rule. ‘Respondent Answers this question’ - The respondent gives an answer to this question. This will always be true if the question is set as Required / Mandatory, or is a slider-scale question. ‘Respondent skips this question’ - The respondent does not answer this question, meaning they did not choose an option, or enter a value for a free-text question.”

• Disqualified response tagging Report an error

  “Sends your respondents to the ‘Disqualified Page’, the response will be marked as a completed response and also tagged as "disqualified".”

• Jump to page start at Report an error

  “If you have selected the ‘Action’ ‘Jump To Page’ you will also have a ‘Start at’ drop down menu allowing you to select the question position on that page that you would like to be displayed. If you choose an option to start at a specific numbered question, any earlier question on that page will be hidden and not displayed.”

• Skip logic all matching rules Report an error

  “All matching rules are applied in Skip Logic: it does not stop processing rules when a match is found.”

• Skip logic preview testing Report an error

  “Once you have set up some rules you can use the Survey Preview to test if it’s working as you need.”

• Skip logic rule scope Report an error

  “Important: the rules from all pages are applied even if you use the "Jump to Page" rule type. This means if you have set a rule on a skipped page e.g. skip the next page if they don't select "no", then even if that page is not visited, that rule will cause the next page to be skipped.”

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