You can add multiple Conditions or Groups of conditions to your logic rules. This allows you to combine multiple rules together with an AND or an OR. You can also set up groups for rules together again with an AND or OR.
This allows you to create a logic statement like: "If (Q1 = A AND Q2 = B) OR (Q1 = B) THEN..."
To add another Condition to your logic rule, click the +Add Condition below the first rule you created. Additional rules can be used in conjunction with the existing rule (AND) or to create a separate exclusive condition (OR). Imagine this as a another rule within the parenthesis (e.g. AND Q2 = B ).
To add a new Group of Conditions, click +Add Group and create your rule(s) that can be used in conjunction with the first group or exclusively. Imagine this as another set of parentheses that allows you to have another group of conditions (e.g. OR (Q1 = B) ).
In the above example, the question or page would show for respondents who said they were women of Asian/Pacific Island descent who live in California or Hawaii.
Admin
— Bri Hillmer on 10/23/2018
@Ines: The ability to add multiple logic conditions is available at the Professional License and above. It looks like you have a Collaborator license which would explain why you are not seeing this option.
I hope this helps!
Bri Hillmer
Documentation Coordinator
SurveyGizmo Customer Experience Team
— MindSphere on 10/23/2018
Hi, is this a feature every account type has? I can't find the "+add condition" button but would like to set up a rule that if any of the radio button grid questions gets answered with a low score, a follow up question is displayed. Any suggestion on how I could do that?
Admin
— Bri Hillmer on 05/02/2016
@Lale: You can indeed. Here's some documentation that covers using email campaign contact data in your survey:
http://help.surveygizmo.com/help/article/link/using-contact-data
I hope this helps!
Bri
Documentation Coordinator/Survey Sorceress
SurveyGizmo Customer Support
— Lale on 05/02/2016
Hi, can you build logic based on information uploaded with contact information? So that responder doesn't have to self identify information that is already known? E.g. I upload email and I know that email is associated with client of Product A, then I only show Product A questions versus Product X questions?
Admin
— Bri Hillmer on 07/09/2015
@Nefesh: Thanks for taking a look at our documentation! You can indeed use groups in filtering logic in reports and exports! The exact same logic builder will be available so if you've collected the data this type of filtering is available!
Bri
Documentation Coordinator/Survey Sorceress
SurveyGizmo Customer Support
— Nefesh on 07/09/2015
can i use the 'group' thing in the reports later on? for example: i would want several reports: 1. all responses; 2. only men, no matter region; 3. only women, no matter region; 4. specific region - men and women and so on... so my question is: will i be able to separate the reports using the groups?