QuestionPro Feedback via IdeaScale Survey Development

It would be beneficial to be able to place logic on a. open-end numeric question. For example, if Q1>0 go to Q2 else Q3.

 

One area this would be helpful is branching based on age inputs (i.e. terminate if numeric input is less than 18).

I need to be able to print/export a survey in either Word or PDF that it shows logic in addition to simply just my questions. My teams need to review surveys before deployment and this does not currently exist in this system. EVERY other survey competitor does this standard business practice.

It would be nice to be able to edit logic criteria after creating it rather than deleting criteria and starting over.

With the show/hide logic, can I suggest we allow more than 5 categories, if possible, please.
And ideally for answers in two questions (where we are using a long list divided into shorter lists for respondent ease).
Secondly, if you use the hide/show logic if... currently you can't have a page break.
There may be technical reasons for this but if the show/hide question refers to earlier questions, there seems to be... more »

When I'm adding logic to my survey, it might be helpful to be able to insert a new question based on the logic I'm creating.

For example, on a customer satisfaction survey I might decide to add branching on a rating question based on any response other than Extremely Satisfied. Or even on that response I might want to take them to a new question that says "Wow! Glad we nailed it. Is there anything we can do to make... more »

This is actually a really basic feature for most moderately sophisticated survey software. I want to be able to show or hide a column in a matrix question based on a logic trigger.

The process for adding logic to file upload questions is quite tedious. It would be great if it worked the same as other questions. This would also allow for more robust logic and streamlined form building.

In QuestionPro we should have a "logic count" feature, similar to other programs. For example, in a multi-answer type question, if the respondent selects one answer that will mean count=1, and jump for a different branch had he selected 2 answers, or 3, and so on. This is useful sometimes for some marketing research - a person who goes to just 1 restaurant per week is different from the other that goes to more than 3... more »