Jump Logic

Used for screening questions and different branch logic.

Basic Jump Logic (Common for Screening Questions)

In surveys, we often use screening questions to ensure respondents meet our criteria. For example, when surveying women over 20 about consumption habits, we want to end the survey if the respondent is male or under 20.

Example

Q1. (Screening) What is your gender? [Single Choice]

A. Male Q1A1
B. Female

Q2. (Screening) What is your age? [Text]

Q3 - Q8. Main Questions 1-6

Custom Logic

if Q1A1 then branch from Q1 to END # If "Male" selected, jump to end page
if Q2 < 20 then branch from Q2 to END # If age under 20, jump to end page

Preview

Note

END represents the survey end page. You can also jump to a specific question (like Q10)

Note

You can think of this logic as drawing a line from from to to when the if condition is met.

Complex Condition Jump Logic

For more complex screening conditions that require combinations of answers. For example, surveying retirees with different retirement ages for men (over 60) and women (over 50).