Use conditional logic to display different fields depending on a user's response to a specific question. This is also known as a "jump to" question, and it allows you to send users to different pages in your form depending on their answer to a question.
Using a "Jump to" Question
You’ll see that "Jump to" becomes an option in a radio question when:
- You have multiple pages in your form or survey (you need at least two page breaks).
- You are editing a radio question that comes immediately before a page break.
Once you have your questions and page breaks in place, edit your radio question. (Remember, it must immediately precede a page break.) You'll then see the option to "jump" to a page based on a specific response.
Example: You have a simple form asking people's ice cream and frozen yogurt flavor preferences. Since the flavor options are different, you must display different lists depending on whether a user chooses "ice cream" or "frozen yogurt" in Question 1.
First, add your questions and page breaks:
Next, edit Question 1. In the answers table, set up the jumps such that if a person chooses "Frozen yogurt," they are taken to Page 3, which displays those flavors. Save and test the form.
And that's conditional logic. You can view this example form online.
