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Miss.Mayhem

I'm trying to make a google form for a questionnaire for my market research class at college (summer assignments

). Does anyone here know much about google forms? I have a question where if the answer is "yes", I want it to go on to a second page of questions. However if the answer is "no", I want it to say something like "thanks for your time. I don't need you to answer anymore questions". I've been trying to get it to do what I want for hours but I can't seem to figure it out.

Can anyone here please help me? Thanks!

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cormee

I don't know the answer to your question, but do you have to use Google Forms? Have you looked into Survey Monkey at all?

Miss.Mayhem

You have to pay for Survey Monkey if you want more than 10 questions on the page and I'm kinda on a limited budget at the moment.

gctest50

Could you link two of them ?

Put a link on the last "page" of the first one that goes to the second

daymobrew

Miss.Mayhem wrote: »

You have to pay for Survey Monkey if you want more than 10 questions on the page and I'm kinda on a limited budget at the moment.

SurveyMonkey is 25 euro for 1 month. You could easily 'spend' that amount making Google Forms work for you. Take the hit.

Mrs OBumble

Miss.Mayhem wrote: »

I'm trying to make a google form for a questionnaire for my market research class at college (summer assignments ). Does anyone here know much about google forms? I have a question where if the answer is "yes", I want it to go on to a second page of questions. However if the answer is "no", I want it to say something like "thanks for your time.

If your question-type is "Choose from a list" there's a Go to Page checkbox. Which makes me think it must be possible.

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Yes, it's possible. Proof is here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1isr41gtcgjyk46o8i9sVgI8wr9ennU1i8AKQ2vzAGss/viewform?usp=send_form

Hint: Use the Insert Page-Break command to make a new page, and move your subsequent questions on to it. Then choose it as the destination for your "yes" option.

$25 to SurveyMonkey! Ha .. I'm way cheaper :-)

solomafioso

Google forms has some conditional formatting. And it does have a "go to page based on answer" option when creating a yes/no.

Sorry, not conditional formatting....logic branching.

Hope this video helps.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_JsQiLKtkY

Miss.Mayhem

Thanks for your replies. I ended up getting a friend from college to help me with this.