Setting Multiple Skip Rules on a Single Question

Overview

Add several skip rules to one question to branch respondents to different destinations based on their answer — the foundation of a true branching survey.

Step-by-step

1. Open the question's Logic tab — select the trigger question, click Settings, switch to Logic.

2. Add the first rule — click + Add Skip Rule and set its condition and destination.

3. Add more rules — click + Add Skip Rule again for each additional branch (e.g. "Enterprise" → pricing block, "Individual" → features block).

4. Order them by priority — rules are evaluated top to bottom and the first match wins. Put the most specific condition first so a broad rule doesn't grab a respondent a narrower rule should have caught.

Tips

Tip: Keep a mental "default" path — the questions a respondent reaches when no rule matches. Test that path too, not just the branches.

Note: Because the first matching rule wins, overlapping conditions can hide later rules. If a branch never seems to fire, check whether an earlier rule is catching those respondents first.

Related articles

• Adding a Skip Logic Rule to Jump Respondents Forward in the Survey — the single-rule basics
• Using AND vs OR to Combine Multiple Logic Conditions — richer conditions per rule
• Using the Flow Canvas to Visualize Survey Branching Paths — see all branches at once