Dynamic Question Set
A dynamic question set lets you show or hide questions based on answers to other questions.
You can set up this logic when creating a project or from the Question set management page. To set it up:
Click Manage question logic icon located at the bottom right of the question list area.

Define the logic.
Always show: The question is always shown and does not depend on other answers.
If: The question is shown only when specific conditions are met.

Rule details
Comparison rule

Each question type supports specific comparison rules, which let you define conditions based on the answer type.
Common rules
is: Checks if the answer exactly matches a value.is answered: Checks whether the question has been answered.contains: Checks whether the answer includes a specific keyword.Single answer: Checks if the keyword is part of the answer (Example:
runis a substring ofrunning).Multiple answers: Checks for an exact match (Example:
runexactly matchesrun).
starts with / ends with: Checks whether the answer begins or ends with specific text.is checked / is unchecked: Checks whether a checkbox is selected or not.
Examples:
Text question
Q1: A text question with a single answer
Q2: A text question with logic applied:
Q1 CONTAINS run.If you answer Q1 with
Marathon runorrunning outside, Q2 will be activated.
Dropdown question
Q1: A dropdown question with a single answer
Q2: A text question with logic applied:
Q1 CONTAINS run.If you select
Marathon runorrunning outsidein Q1, Q2 will be activated.
Numeric rules
> / <: Checks if a value is greater or less than a specific number.Example:
Q1: A slider question with a single answer.
Q2: A text question with logic applied:
Q1 < 8.If you set Q1 to
7or6, Q2 will be activated.
≥ / ≤: Checks if a value is greater than or equal to, or less than or equal to a specific number.Example:
Q1: A slider question with a single answer.
Q2: A text question with logic applied:
Q1 ≥ 8.If you set Q1 to
8,9, or10, Q2 will be activated.
To understand which rules apply to each question type, refer to the table below.
Conjunction rule
For conditional logic, you can use two conjunctions:
AND: All conditions must be true for the question to appear.OR: Only one condition needs to be true for the question to appear.
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