Logic & Flow

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.