Branching logic

Branching logic allows you to show different questions to your audience based on their previous responses.

Branching logic for questions

Go to Scoring & branching logic icon on the left and click on QUESTIONS.
Go to the relevant content block and then select a Branching type.

There are four options to choose from:
- Linear
  There is no branching logic. This is the default setting.
- Answer
  If user answers A, show question B.
  Multiple-choice blocks do not support branching logic by answers.
- Block score
  If user gets > X points in block A, show question B. If < Y points, show question C.
  Question-level e.g. User gets X points if the question is correct.
  Answer-level e.g. User gets different points for each answer.
  You can use a slider and create branches around different scores, each showing a different block.
- Riddle score
  If user has > X cumulative points, show question B. If Y < cumulative points, show question B.

You can use this for the quiz, poll / survey, and personality test formats.

Go to the Scoring & branching logic icon on the left and click on RESULTS.
To automatically adjust ranges, click and drag the circles on the slider to adjust the scores to set up which score leads to which result page.
Click on the plus icon to zoom in on the slider.
To manually assign results for a specific branch you can click on the edit icon for the Score range you want to change and click and drag the circles on the slider to adjust the scores.

The denominator for scoring calculations is [branch with highest possible score], not [score for that particular branch].

For example, if there are two branches - one with 6 maximum points, the other with 10 maximum points - the denominator will always be 10.

Hold the Control or Command key while dragging the block.
The original block will remain and a copy will be inserted in the new location.
To include an entire branch of blocks, press Shift and Control / Command.

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