Forum Discussion
Hidden question required in Forms Pro
- May 16, 2019
The one above is in Forms, this is in Pro
It can get near what you need, the navigation is as you need and the questions. What seems to be the limitation here is regarding setting the follow up questions to required. If you do set them to required and then go through a branch and try to complete the survey, then it prevents you finishing as you haven't answered the questions in the other branch.
This exact issue has been identified here in this uservoice
So, I would say you can get there or there abouts, but the follow up questions will have to be set to not required otherwise users can't finish the survey. I have voted for the uservoice - will be great to see Microsoft pick up this uservoice soon.
Hope this answers your question.
Best, Chris
Would something like this work using branching? I have mocked it up for you to look at here
Hope that answers your question
Best, Chris
- MarkS_StreetLeagueMay 16, 2019Copper Contributor
Hi Chris,
Is that done in basic forms or Forms Pro?
I think that is where the functionality isn't working...
Thanks
Mark
- May 16, 2019
The one above is in Forms, this is in Pro
It can get near what you need, the navigation is as you need and the questions. What seems to be the limitation here is regarding setting the follow up questions to required. If you do set them to required and then go through a branch and try to complete the survey, then it prevents you finishing as you haven't answered the questions in the other branch.
This exact issue has been identified here in this uservoice
So, I would say you can get there or there abouts, but the follow up questions will have to be set to not required otherwise users can't finish the survey. I have voted for the uservoice - will be great to see Microsoft pick up this uservoice soon.
Hope this answers your question.
Best, Chris
- MarkS_StreetLeagueMay 16, 2019Copper ContributorHi Chris,
Yes, I've also voted for it as it's quite a simple concept in a survey.
Thanks for the heads up.
Mark