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Create Surveys Implementing Different Types of Logic Questions

When it comes to survey creation with an online survey software tool, there are quite a few different types of questions to ask. In QuestionPro, they are separated into two different categories, standard and advanced question types. Standard types of questions include multiple choice, open-ended, and those implementing a rating scale or matrix table. Some of the advanced types of questions include a side-by-side matrix, a graphical slider, or a very important question type, logic.

Logic Questions with QuestionPro

Logic questions are an advanced question type that allow the creator to include sets of "rules" with their survey. Implementing logic will allow you to skip certain questions, end the survey, continue on to a different surveys (for chained surveys).

For example, if you're conducting a survey to discover the demand for housing in a particular area, you may not want them to answer a different question, or perhaps even continue with the survey. Logic allows you to accomodate for this..

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Different Types of Logic Questions

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Branching/Skip Logic

Branching or skip logic allow the creator to implement certain conditions into the survey that would change the questions and order based on the answers of the respondent.

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Compound/Delayed Branching

Compound or delayed branching is very similar to skip logic, but it allows the survey creator to implement certain rules based on the answers of multiple questions, not just one.

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Show/Hide Question Logic

Show/Hide logic allows you to show or hide certain questions, based upon a previous question's response. For example, perhaps you want question C to be shown, only when question A is answered a particular way.

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Scoring Logic

With scoring logic, you can assign "scores" or point values to particular answers, and then however the respondents answer will determine what sort of question jump you'd like to implement.

Make Survey with Logic Questions on QuestionPro

Implementing various types of questions into your surveys can provide you with dynamic questionnaires that provide you with the exact types of information you're looking to obtain. We've included a short video to get you going right away. Follow these steps to start creating surveys:

Step 1: Sign up for an account on QuestionPro;
Step 2: Once logged in, choose the "Create a Survey";
Step 3: A window will pop-up asking you to choose a survey from the template library, import an already existing questionnaire or start fresh from a blank template.

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Using Logic Questions When Creating New Surveys - Things to Keep in Mind

QuestionPro makes the process of creating surveys and implementing various types of logic quick and straightforward. There are a number of additional features that make our solution stand out. If you're looking at another survey creator, consider the following the questions?

When you go to sign up for an account, how easy is the sign-up process? Are you able to use not just an email, but your LinkedIn, Twitter or Facebook account to log in? Once you create your account, can you create an unlimited number of surveys? Does the provider you're looking at have a vast template library consisting of a wide range of survey topics such as customer service, marketing and human resources?

With QuestionPro, you can do everything mentioned and more.

Once your questionnaire is ready to be sent out, what sort of distribution choices do you have available to you? Are you able to buy a sample of respondents based on certain demographics that you've established, such as age and location? Does the provider in question offer you custom HTML blocks so that you can easily embed it into your website or blog? How about if you need to create and manage an email list?

When you choose QuestionPro, you can have all of the features listed above.

After you have distributed your survey, what sort of options are available for reporting and analysis? Are you able to see a snapshot overview of your results that include showing how many people have taken your survey, fully completed it and how long it took them to finish? How about analysis? Are you able to filter certain types of data, in addition to creating cross tabs and viewing trend analysis?

When you're using QuestionPro, you have all of these options listed above.

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Creating Surveys with Different Types of Questions: The QuestionPro Process

Making a Survey

Survey Creation

Your first action will be to create an account on QuestionPro. As soon as you're in, you can start creating questionnaire by choosing a variety of survey templates, importing an existing survey or starting from scratch. You can edit any survey you need to by adding/subtracting questions, rearranging the order, and changing the question type. In addition, you can add logic to your survey, having the respondent jump to certain parts based on their previous answers. To change the color, you can pick a pre-made color theme or by modifying the CSS.

Gathering Feedback

Feedback Collection

Once your survey is complete, choose to deliver it to your respondents by either creating an email list, or by sending it over your various social media channels such as Twitter or Facebook. You can also take custom HTML code that is automatically generated to easily embed your survey on your blog or website. If you don't have any respondents, QuestionPro offers a service where you can buy a sample of participants based on particular demographics, like location, gender or age.

Results Analysis

Results Analysis

As your responses are being collected, you can view a snapshot of your survey results in real-time. Instantly see how many people have viewed your survey, how many people have actually completed it, as well as the amount of time it took them. When you want to create a custom report, you can easily create a beautiful infographic or word cloud. You have several analysis tools at your disposal, including creating data filters, viewing trends and constructing cross tables. If you happen to require more detailed analysis, you can export the raw data and bring it into Excel or SPSS. Send any report easily via email or social media.

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