Powerful, flexible online surveys
Posted: 10th June 2015
If you are using routing in your survey, you may encounter a message on your survey launchpad that states “Survey contains orphaned pages”. An ‘orphaned page’ is one that is skipped by all respondents. You cannot launch a survey with an orphaned page. To identify which page(s) are orphaned, click on Design and then Survey map. […]
Posted: 22nd May 2015
Yes. You can do this in two ways: You can use routing to direct respondents to different pages in your survey based on their answers to questions; or You can set up a sub-question that is shown only if a particular answer option is selected in the parent question.
Posted: 10th October 2014
The Survey map shows the default path through a survey and any routing pathways that you’ve added. So, if you have a question on page 2 that routes to page 3, and the default destination for page 2 is also page 3, the map will show two arrows between pages 2 and 3. This isn’t a […]
Posted: 30th April 2014
Routing (also known as skip-logic or branching) allows you to direct a respondent through your survey based on the answers that they give. If a respondent provides a particular answer then they are directed to a particular page in the survey. Routing can be used to make long surveys shorter by having respondents automatically skip pages […]
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You can use routing to automatically have respondents skip one or more pages depending on their answer to a question. This page explains how to: Add simple routing (or ‘skip-logic’) to a question. Test your routing. Trouble-shoot your routing. Adding routing to a question Start by setting up all the pages of your survey, including a final […]
Posted: 6th May 2014
This tutorial is about complex routing (or ‘branch-logic’) which you can use to create different routes through your survey that are the most relevant to each respondent. This page explains how to: Plan your routes. Set up the different routes through your survey. Test your routing. Trouble-shoot your routing. Planning your routes It is important to […]