This requires Advanced statistics mode, which you turn on from the interview settings. See Advanced statistics.
How it works
With the mode on, you reuse the answers of a question in the following blocks. The logic is always defined in the destination block, referencing the code of the source question.Full example
Two multiple choice questions in sequence.1
D8 - Which shoe brand do you like most?
Options: Nike, Adidas, Autry, Hogan. Since it’s a multiple choice question, the answers are treated as a set of values.
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D9 - Which one do you buy most often?
Here you want to show only the options the respondent selected in D8.
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Define an expression for each option
In multiple choice questions the condition is set option by option, not on the question as a whole.
Including options
On each option of D9 you set the corresponding display condition.Display conditions on the options of D9
Exclusion logic
You can also hide an option when a given answer is present, by negating the expression.Show Nike only if it was NOT selected in D8
Single choice case
If D8 were a single choice question, the comparison would be direct instead of set-based.Direct comparison
Passing only specific options
If you want only some options to pass through and block all the others, you set the logic the opposite way:contains on the options that must pass, negation on all the others.
Example: pass one of Adidas and Autry (if selected) and one of Nike and Hogan (if not selected).
Expressions on the destination block
Operators used
Next steps
Carry forward options
Automatically bring the answers of one question into the next one, without writing expressions.
Logic and conditions
Build the interview paths with the Go To system.

