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Use Show Questions and Hide Questions to dynamically control which questions respondents see based on their answers. This is useful when you want to keep related questions in the same survey flow but only display them when they are relevant to a respondent. For example:
IF Question 1 is equal to “Yes”
THEN Show Question 3 — this question will only be shown if the specified criteria is met; otherwise, it will remain hidden.
OR:
IF Question 1 is equal to “No”
THEN Hide Question 3 — the question will be hidden only if this condition is met; otherwise, it will remain shown.
This does not mean the survey will jump directly to that question; it simply means that when the turn of that question comes, it will either be displayed or skipped depending on the previous choices.

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Show a Question Based on an Answer

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Step 1: Open Survey Branching

Open the survey you want to configure.
All Surveys Page
From the survey editor, click Survey Branching.
Branching Survey Button
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Step 2: Select the question

Click the question block that contains the answer you want to use as the condition.
Branching Logic Survey 1
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Step 3: Create your condition

Click Add Rule and configure the IF condition. Select the question, operator, and value that should trigger the rule.For example:
IF Question 1 → Is equal to → “Yes”
Survey Rule Page
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Step 4: Choose Show Questions

Under THEN, select Show Questions.Select the question or questions you want to display when the condition is met.
Show Questions Survey
Save the rule to apply the changes.The selected question will now be shown when the condition is met.

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Hide a Question Based on an Answer

The setup for Hide Questions works in the same way. Repeat Steps 1–3 from above, then continue reading below. Create your IF condition, then select Hide Questions under THEN and choose the question or questions you want to hide. For example:
IF Question 1 is equal to “No”
THEN Hide Question 3
Hide Questions Survey