Using logic to skip questions
Send respondents down different paths so nobody answers questions that do not apply.
Why logic helps
A survey that asks everybody everything is longer than it needs to be, and a long survey is one people abandon. Logic lets somebody skip past what does not apply.
Question logic
Set a rule on an answer: when somebody picks a particular option, send them to a different page. Anything between is skipped.
Page logic
Set the rule on the page instead when the decision depends on several answers rather than one.
Checking it works
Preview and answer your survey once for each path. Logic is easy to get subtly wrong, and a path that leads nowhere is only obvious from the respondent's side.
Last updated 5 September 2026
