I am glad that you included the preview function; perhaps you can add more information on how to collect and use the feedback, the immediate reaction to the submission and whether they can resubmit the form.
Incredible! On 2.02 I recommended your channel to the audience of my webinar on Google Forms usage, and - voila! - 2 days later you upload a new Google Forms video! As if YOU KNEW IT! Is reading thoughts your hidden superpower?! ;)
The weakness with this Branching logic is that if you want one answer (e.g. No) to take you to a later Section, but the other answer (e.g. Yes) to allow you to continue to the next questions in the current Section, and those other questions have a Required setting, then your Branching logic for the No answer will no longer work. Even though you answer No, it insists that you answer the remaining Required questions in that current Section, even though they are only relevant to a Yes answer.
Thanks for the video, Could you provide more complicated branching or branch that nested inside a branch, and how we pick required questions in those nested branches ? If you could do that, it would be great
Yes, you can continue to create more nested branches as desired. This video goes into more detail: www.simpletivity.com/blog/how-to-create-google-forms-with-conditional-logic-branching-questions
i want to create survey with google form using section branching logic, but we know there are only 2 question type for me if i want to use this logic which are multiple choices or dropdown menu, what are the alternatives for me if i want to use check boxes and use this section branching logic? is there any adds on i can use?
Is there a way that I can add a video response based on an answer? For example: Is the sky blue? Yes - clicking this answer will direct them to a new page with a video of me speaking (auto play) No- clicking this answer will redirect to another video of me speaking on auto play. Is this possible?
Yes, you could add a section that just has the video you want them to view. However, they would need to press play and it would have to be hosted on TH-cam.
00:00 Learn about conditional branching in Google Forms 01:11 Customize form options based on user's needs 02:22 Creating sections in Google Forms allows for better organization and user experience. 03:32 The text discusses the creation of different sections and the option to select actions based on user answers. 04:42 Dropdown menu allows for branching based on user selection 05:51 The user can choose between two options and decide if a field is required or not. 06:52 The form creator can branch out and use conditional formatting for additional sections. 07:54 Google Forms has a Preview feature that allows users to see how the form will look to end users
Let's say I want to make the same form but in different languages, but I don't want 5 links to spread. So let's say if they chose Eng form, they get in eng , or spanish/Japanese and they get it in Spanish/Japanese. For this, I have to do a section per language, or is there an easier way?
Thanks for video, but my question is how I can print a PDF without the blank answer? now I have forms long with just 3/4 answers, and I would just the answered for the PDF
what if we want to ask the same section acouple of times like for different clients in one form how should you tell the logic to go. im having issues with it going to the correct section
I have used conditional branching but have made it into a quiz. Depending on their answers they are sent to a different section and skip others. I only want them to be scored on the questions they answered, however. Not all of the questions in the quiz. Is this possible? Would love to hear from you, thank you!
Hello .... Hope you are doing good ... It's an informative video.. Could you please help me in creating country state city selection dynamically based on each selection in Google forms?
Scott, did something change with Google forms? When I select the three dots as instructed the question "Got to section based on answer" is not an option. Thanks for the tutorial!
Ignore - I see now that if I change to multiple choice it is an option. This is unfortunate, as checkbox is more appropriate for the question I am asking.
Glad that you found the answer! I imagine that it is not supported for checkbox since it would be more difficult to setup the rule or section direction based on various results (i.e. so many combinations of checkbox answers).
Scott I have followed your demonstration step by step and created a form that has one branch off. If they pick in-person then they continue in the form if they pick virtual they should be sent to the 2nd branch to fill out that information. The second branch is basically the same as the first, but asks for their Zoom link information. It doesn't seem to get that question on the form when I preview it and it has been chosen. HELP!
Focus on these tips if you want to get the most out of Google Forms: th-cam.com/video/SvkPYFUWIZs/w-d-xo.html
I am glad that you included the preview function; perhaps you can add more information on how to collect and use the feedback, the immediate reaction to the submission and whether they can resubmit the form.
Incredible! On 2.02 I recommended your channel to the audience of my webinar on Google Forms usage, and - voila! - 2 days later you upload a new Google Forms video! As if YOU KNEW IT! Is reading thoughts your hidden superpower?! ;)
So glad that the timing of this video worked out well for both of us! Thanks so much for sharing.
Perfect. Just what I needed. I use this in another platform, but needed the same solution in Google Forms for another group I am helping.
So glad that this was helpful for you, Nancy.
You are a very good teacher. Thank you
I'm so glad you think so. Thanks!
The weakness with this Branching logic is that if you want one answer (e.g. No) to take you to a later Section, but the other answer (e.g. Yes) to allow you to continue to the next questions in the current Section, and those other questions have a Required setting, then your Branching logic for the No answer will no longer work. Even though you answer No, it insists that you answer the remaining Required questions in that current Section, even though they are only relevant to a Yes answer.
How to solve this issue
thank you soooo much! it was so helpful.
now i can prepare my questionnaire properly using google form in a proper manner.
Thanks for the video, Could you provide more complicated branching or branch that nested inside a branch, and how we pick required questions in those nested branches ? If you could do that, it would be great
Yes, you can continue to create more nested branches as desired. This video goes into more detail: www.simpletivity.com/blog/how-to-create-google-forms-with-conditional-logic-branching-questions
Awesome, thank you. This was so helpful.
You're welcome!
Perfect - I knew it was possible, but couldn't remember how!
Great tutorial, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
many thanks that's one of the best videos about that option, keep up
Thanks for this man. I appreciate it.
Any time!
Thank you so much for this....
i felt more clever, now that i can do this... ahahhaa
You're welcome 😊
What i looked for , thanks ❤️
Thank you for this video. It really helped me.
Thanks, pal using this for work
You're very welcome, Denis.
How to write a new quistion after final section without delete this quistion when any person full this form
Wonderful tutorial
i want to create survey with google form using section branching logic, but we know there are only 2 question type for me if i want to use this logic which are multiple choices or dropdown menu, what are the alternatives for me if i want to use check boxes and use this section branching logic? is there any adds on i can use?
Is there a way that I can add a video response based on an answer?
For example:
Is the sky blue?
Yes - clicking this answer will direct them to a new page with a video of me speaking (auto play)
No- clicking this answer will redirect to another video of me speaking on auto play.
Is this possible?
Yes, you could add a section that just has the video you want them to view. However, they would need to press play and it would have to be hosted on TH-cam.
Thank you for information...
Great help thank you
You're welcome!
00:00 Learn about conditional branching in Google Forms
01:11 Customize form options based on user's needs
02:22 Creating sections in Google Forms allows for better organization and user experience.
03:32 The text discusses the creation of different sections and the option to select actions based on user answers.
04:42 Dropdown menu allows for branching based on user selection
05:51 The user can choose between two options and decide if a field is required or not.
06:52 The form creator can branch out and use conditional formatting for additional sections.
07:54 Google Forms has a Preview feature that allows users to see how the form will look to end users
What if we want that once anyone has selected one of the options from the first slide say SALES, no one else can select sales after that.
This Forms extension might be able to help with that: www.simpletivity.com/blog/how-to-limit-multiple-choice-responses-in-google-forms
Useful
Thanks
Thank you.
You're welcome!
good tutor
Once again - wow!!
Thanks for watching, Dell.
amazing, thanks for the video. can i do the section based on low rating? if 3 or less fill a question otherwise, jump to next question
Yes, absolutely
Very Very Thanks .
Ooh fantastic description ::))
Let's say I want to make the same form but in different languages, but I don't want 5 links to spread.
So let's say if they chose Eng form, they get in eng , or spanish/Japanese and they get it in Spanish/Japanese. For this, I have to do a section per language, or is there an easier way?
need to have a W9 filled in. Is that possible for google forms? or some other free version to have it done for a few sales people
Thanks for video, but my question is how I can print a PDF without the blank answer? now I have forms long with just 3/4 answers, and I would just the answered for the PDF
very helpful! Thank you ☺
what if we want to ask the same section acouple of times like for different clients in one form how should you tell the logic to go. im having issues with it going to the correct section
I have used conditional branching but have made it into a quiz. Depending on their answers they are sent to a different section and skip others. I only want them to be scored on the questions they answered, however. Not all of the questions in the quiz. Is this possible? Would love to hear from you, thank you!
Great vid👍👍👍
Hello .... Hope you are doing good ... It's an informative video..
Could you please help me in creating country state city selection dynamically based on each selection in Google forms?
In part A students attempt all questions but I want to evaluate 10 questions out of 15 questions in partB. Which add on I add & how would I use it
Scott, did something change with Google forms? When I select the three dots as instructed the question "Got to section based on answer" is not an option. Thanks for the tutorial!
Ignore - I see now that if I change to multiple choice it is an option. This is unfortunate, as checkbox is more appropriate for the question I am asking.
Glad that you found the answer! I imagine that it is not supported for checkbox since it would be more difficult to setup the rule or section direction based on various results (i.e. so many combinations of checkbox answers).
Cool. Thx
Scott I have followed your demonstration step by step and created a form that has one branch off. If they pick in-person then they continue in the form if they pick virtual they should be sent to the 2nd branch to fill out that information. The second branch is basically the same as the first, but asks for their Zoom link information. It doesn't seem to get that question on the form when I preview it and it has been chosen. HELP!
I dont have the option i dont know why :(
How to add a table in Google Forms?
Are you wanting users to be able to select an option from a table? Or just to include it as reference data?
@@Simpletivity yes. Want to add table option for users (like SKU options) & submit
I would suggest using the Multiple Choice Grid question type for this purpose. It can provide a table view for your users to fill out.
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