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Create / Edit Global Variables

Set global variables mid-survey with no respondent-visible UI.

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A block that sets one or more global variables at an exact point in your question order, without opening the Flow tab. Respondents see nothing at all — the assignment runs silently and the survey carries on.


What respondents see#

Nothing. This block collects no answer and shows no UI to the respondent; it runs invisibly between the questions around it.

When to use it#

  • Tag a respondent mid-section ("everyone who reaches here is a qualified lead") without building a flow block.
  • Set up a variable's value right before the question that reads it, so the dependency is obvious on the canvas instead of hidden in the Flow tab.

Configuring it in the builder#

  1. Select the block and open Settings in the properties panel.
  2. You get the same Set Variables editor the Flow tab uses — click Add, pick an existing variable or create a new one on the spot.
  3. Choose the assignment type: Set / Increment / Decrement / Formula, and type the value.
  4. Optionally attach a condition to an assignment so it only fires in certain cases.

Settings reference#

SettingWhat it controlsDefault
AssignmentsOne or more variable Set/Increment/Decrement/Formula operationsNone (block does nothing until you add one)
Assignment conditionRestricts an individual assignment to fire only when a condition is trueNone (always fires)

Logic support#

The block itself doesn't evaluate display/skip logic operators — its own condition inputs are per-assignment conditions, using the same condition builder as Display Logic and Skip Logic.

Good to know#

  • It is never required and never blocks the respondent. If it is the only thing on a page, the page is passed straight through.
  • Save it with no assignments and the builder flags it — an empty block does nothing.
  • It carries no question number and is not in your exported data.
  • If the section it sits in uses question randomization, the block can be shuffled after a question that depends on it. Keep it out of randomized sections, or pin its position.

See Variables & panel redirects for what global variables are and where else they can be set.


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