Connecting Questionnaire Questions
Connecting Questionnaire Questions
The setup for question jumps is completed by connecting the input and output ports between questionnaire questions using lines. Each questionnaire question node has one input port and several output ports, with the input port used to connect to previous questions and the output ports used to connect to subsequent questions.
Output Ports
They represent the direction of jumps in the questionnaire towards the end. Drag the mouse from an output port to draw a line and connect it to the input port of a subsequent question.
Input Ports
They represent the direction of jumps in the questionnaire towards the beginning. Drag the mouse from an input port to draw a line and connect it to the output port of a previous question.
Question Jump Connections
The lines represent the flow direction of the questionnaire execution. A line connecting the input port of one question and the output port of another represents a jump between these two questions.
Set jump logic by connecting lines between questions
Complete the operation by referring to the example below.
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Select the MULTIPLE_CHOICE_1 node, and then connect the Start node, MULTIPLE_CHOICE_1 node, and End node. The simplest questionnaire jump logic without branching jumps is now complete.
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Drag the Apple option of the MULTIPLE_CHOICE_1 node to the input option of a gender selection question and connect the gender selection question to the End node. The simplest questionnaire jump logic with one branching jump is now complete.
By utilizing the connection method, one can swiftly establish the skip logic of the questionnaire, and intuitively visualize the overall logic of the survey. This approach is user-friendly and enhances work efficiency.