Transport options
Transport options is now available on single choice, multiple choice, dropdown and matrix questions, and reuses the answer options of a previous question. See carry-forward.Single choice, multiple choice, dropdown
The Transport options button imports the answer options of the previous question. You choose whether to transport the options the respondent selected or the ones they did not select. Transported options behave like normal answer choices, can be selected without restrictions, and multiple transported answers can be received at once.Matrix
Transported answers are added as new rows in the matrix, matching the options selected in the source question. In the Builder configuration panel, the Reference columns section lets you tick which matrix columns drive the transport: only selections made in the enabled columns are considered. Generated rows are locked and cannot be edited manually, since they inherit directly from the previous question’s options. Only the labels of the selected rows are transported — individual cell values are not transferred and are not used in later logic. Matrix selections are also fully supported as criteria in both simple and advanced conditions.Other option
If the previous question has an Other option with a free-text field, the text entered by the respondent is transported as a new dynamic option in the following question (or a new row in a matrix), preserving the exact value. The option is generated only if the respondent selects Other and fills in the field, behaves like a normal selectable answer, and cannot be edited manually because it derives from the respondent’s input.Advanced conditions (grouped logic)
Selecting Advanced condition lets you build a rule made of several sub-conditions. See conditions.1
Select the question
Choose the reference question the condition is based on.
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Select the answer or value
Specify the exact option, matrix row or value to evaluate.
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Combine with a logical operator
Combine sub-conditions with AND (all must be true) or OR (at least one must be true).
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Add further sub-conditions
Add more rules in sequence to form complex logical groups within the same condition.