1. First, open the form where you want the conditional logic.
2. Next, click on "Workflow".
3. Following that, click on "Branching".
4. Next, navigate to the question where you want to add a logic and click on "Add rule".
5. After that, set up the If rule.
6. Following that, set up the Then rule.
7. To conclude, click on "Save".
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How to Add Conditional Logic to Typeform : Step-by-Step Guide
Start by accessing the specific form where you'd like to apply conditional logic. This is the foundation where you will build smart, responsive interactions based on user input.
Once inside the form editor, locate and select the Workflow section. This area allows you to manage how the form behaves behind the scenes.
Within the Workflow menu, find and click on Branching to access the settings for directing form flow based on user responses.
Navigate to the particular question where you want to introduce conditional behavior. Click on Add rule to start defining the logic that controls what happens next.
Set up the If part of the rule by specifying the condition based on users’ answers or actions. This defines when the logic will be triggered.
Next, configure the Then portion to determine what happens if the specified condition is met, such as showing another question or skipping sections.
After completing your rule setup, make sure to save your changes by clicking the Save button. This ensures your conditional logic is applied to the form.
With your branching logic saved, your form is now ready to dynamically respond to users. You’ve just created a smarter, more personalized experience in Supademo.
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FAQs
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What is conditional logic in Typeform?
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