Skip logic in Survey

Hi
I would like to add a skip logic in survey, i.e.depending on response of Q1, I'll display other questions.
If anyone has done it before, so please advise , how to proceed on this.
Thanks
Kashish

Hi,
As far as I believe the dynamic questionarie's as you mentioned is not supported in standard.
If you still insist to do it, then corresponding Java Script has to be coded and added to PBO call of the survey.
(Also check Note 1590241.)
Regards,
Anup
Edited by: Anup Dattaraj Desai on Oct 14, 2011 12:13 PM

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