Skip Logic

Skip logic decides where to go next after a question is answered. For example, if someone selects "I'm not interested", you can skip them ahead to a later section or end the survey entirely.

Display logic and skip logic solve different problems. See the Logic, Flow & Conditions hub for how they fit together.

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How to set up skip logic#

1. Select the question.
2. Open the condition builder from the properties panel.
3. Define the condition (e.g., "If answer = Not interested").
4. Choose the target — a specific section to jump to, or the end of the survey.

When the condition is met, the respondent leaves the normal section order and follows the skip target you chose.

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Display logic vs skip logic#

Tip: Display logic controls whether a question appears. Skip logic controls where the respondent goes next. You can use both on the same question — for example, show a follow-up only to interested respondents, then skip disqualified respondents to the end.

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Condition builder#

Skip logic uses the same condition builder as display logic and quota rules. For operator tables by question type (single choice, matrix, ranking, and more), see Display logic — The condition builder.

Examples:

• "If NPS score is greater than 8, skip to thank-you section"
• "If email ends with '@company.com', skip to Section 3"
• "If answer = Not interested, end survey"

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Flow tab and branches#

For survey-wide routing — multiple branches, randomizers, or end-of-survey blocks — use the Flow editor. Skip logic on individual questions is best for simple jumps right after an answer; the Flow tab is best when you want a visual map of every path.

Note: Use Preview to walk through skip rules as a respondent would. A skip that fires on Q2 should take you to the target section (or end screen) on the next page, not merely hide later questions.

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Related guides#

• Logic, Flow & Conditions
• Display Logic
• Flow Editor
• Randomization & Section Loops