Logic & Flow

Using the Flow Canvas to Visualize Survey Branching Paths

See your whole survey's routing at a glance on the Flow canvas — blocks, branches, and where each path leads.

Using Carry-Forward to Pull Selected Options into a Later Question

Populate a later question's options from what a respondent selected earlier, so they only see the items they picked.

Inserting a Prior Answer into Question Text Using Piping Tokens

Pipe a respondent's earlier answer into later question text with tokens like ${Q1}, so questions read like a conversation.

Customizing the Screen-Out End Screen Title and Body Text

Write your own message for disqualified respondents instead of the default screen-out text.

Routing Disqualified Respondents to a Screen-Out Disposition

Send unqualified respondents to a screen-out with a TERMINATE skip rule — recorded as disqualified, not completed, with no incentive.

Using Contains and Not Contains Operators on Multi-Select Answers

Build logic against multi-select questions with Contains and Not Contains — matching whether a specific option was picked.

Using AND vs OR to Combine Multiple Logic Conditions

Control whether every condition must be true (AND) or just one (OR) when you combine conditions in a logic rule.

Display Logic vs Skip Logic: When to Use Each

Understand the difference between display logic and skip logic so you reach for the right one every time.

Hiding a Question Based on Multiple Combined Conditions

Combine several conditions in one display-logic rule using AND or OR to control exactly who sees a question.

Showing a Question Only When a Prior Answer Matches a Condition

Use display logic to reveal a question only when an earlier answer meets a condition you set.

Sending Respondents to the End of Survey via a Skip Logic Rule

Finish a respondent early by pointing a skip rule at END — they complete normally without seeing the remaining questions.

Setting Multiple Skip Rules on a Single Question

Add several skip rules to one question to branch respondents to different destinations based on their answer.

Adding a Skip Logic Rule to Jump Respondents Forward in the Survey

Add a skip logic rule so an answer jumps respondents forward to a later question, past the ones that no longer apply.