When the same question or set of questions is asked multiple times for different options it is termed as looping. Looping allows you to dynamically "loop" through a set of questions based on responses to a multiple choice question.

For example:

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One way to set this up would be to create a separate question Q2-a, Q2-b, Q2-c, etc. for each selection in Q1. However, since the question Q2 is the same for each selection in Q1, we don't need to set up different questions, we can simply use Q2 with looping.

Before you can set up looping first you need to set up questions Q1 and Q2. Since we want to replace the restaurant name in Q2, we can use ${piping_text} in place of XXXXXXXXXXX. Piping text will get automatically replaced with the appropriate restaurant name for each loop.

• Step I: To set up the logic click on Add / Update Logic link on Q1.

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• Step II: On the popup screen select the Branching / Skip Logic option.

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• Step III: Select Q2 as the destination (Jump to) question for each answer option in Q1 and set up piping text for each selection option. Enable Looping and click the Update Branching Information button after you are done.

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• Step IV: Now to complete the set up add a page break on Q2 to denote end of loop.

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Yes. You can have multiple questions in a loop as follow up questions. Set up is similar except for setting up the Page Break. If there are multiple questions then we need to set up a Page Break on the last question in the loop. Page Break is used to denote the end of loop.

You can setup Grouping for each loop and run the Reports to view the Results.

This feature/tools described here are available with the following license(s) :