Drill-down: sequential filtering of questions

Where you have questions with a large number of possible answers you can use the drop-down to create sets of connected questions (drill-down), where every following question is conditionally displayed according to the answer given to the previous question.

For example: if we want to know about the model of a car, a respondent has to choose the country of the manufacturer, followed by the brand of the car and, based on that answer, they choose the model. This can be displayed in the form of consecutive drop-downs in one row.

How to set sequential filtering of questions? (On a case)

• Insert questions: e.g. (Q1) Country of car manufacturer, (Q2) car brand and (Q3) model of car.
• Questions have to be of the 'category – one answer' type, then we select the layout 'drop-down'.
• Insert all possible answers or categories.
• Go to editing of question Q2, where you set the condition for every category (car brand) based on Q1. Do the same for question Q3, where the condition is set based on the category in question Q2.
• A condition for the display of a category is set by clicking on the IF* icon on the right side of a category. In the 'pop-up' window, select Q1 or Q2 as a base for selection and choose the appropriate value. Repeat for all categories.
• All categories are structured in a block where we choose a horizontal question layout. We can also choose the standard (default) layout.
• If questions are not structured in a block, the filtering will obviously work exactly the same way but only exception, that the questions will be placed independently - vertical, with their own label and with normal spacing of questions. All three options (questions structured in a block - horizontal and vertical, and questions not structured in a block) can be viewed at the link below.

Example of a survey with sequential filtering of questions >>