You can now carry a participant’s earlier answer into a later question title automatically.
If a participant chooses “Finding time to exercise” as their biggest fitness challenge, your follow-up can ask: “What have you tried to make finding time to exercise easier?”
Answer mentions inserts their choice automatically, so you can ask a relevant follow-up without making them repeat themselves.
How to use answer piping
Add a supported question to your study
In a later step’s title or description, type @ where you want the earlier answer to appear.
Choose the question you want to reference. For ranking questions, choose the top-ranked item, bottom-ranked item or full ranking. For matrix questions, choose a row.
Finish writing your follow-up, then preview your study. Answer the earlier question to see how it reads with an answer filled in.
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