How to Create Google Forms with Conditional Logic (Branching Questions)

Setting up conditional logic in Google Forms is easier than you think. By adding branching sections to your Google Form, you can ask more detailed questions and receive more specific answers. In this video tutorial, Scott Friesen shows you how to simply create conditional logic in Google Forms.
0:00 Adding sections to your form
1:53 Send to section based on answer
3:43 Adding additional questions
6:01 Ending your branching form
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[@RaoniMarcelino]

Super Helpful! Thanks!

[@Simpletivity]

You're welcome!

[@learningfatherhood]

Just as Google Chat's outdated system received a much-needed update, I hope Google will similarly enhance Google Forms, transforming it into a comprehensive solution for form creation and management.

[@Simpletivity]

What would be the first feature you would like to see added?

[@learningfatherhood]

- Advanced form customization and design options. - Direct integration with multiple payment processors. - Sophisticated conditional logic for dynamic form experiences.

[@tunishasinghania1416]

But the conditional branching does not work for Multiple choice even though the option is multiple choice. How can I work around this?

[@FPCOffice-Manager]

hello, thank you for this video. Is there a way to make this work when I need to collect 1 - 8 names based on the answer the user selects for the number of people attending (1-8 people could attend per user)

[@lovainecohen]

Hi, this was helpful. quick question: can I use checkboxes instead of multiple choice as people may want to select several answers? It doesn't look like it's possible to do so. Thanks in advance!

[@Simpletivity]

You are correct. You cannot use branching with checkboxes since you must be able to send people to a specific section based on a specific answer (i.e. just one choice).

[@lovainecohen]

@@Simpletivity Thanks for your reply!

[@syedaffan3099]

Can Someone please help me? I'm creating form for a competition and max numbers of participants in a team are 3.If the team leader selects 1 in number of participants section then the form should ask for his/her details and then directly go to thankyou page in the end else form should ask for other participants details also. This is urgent

[@UthmanOdutayo]

When I go to questions it shows all the list before I get the the branch I need. Is there anyway to get this changed?

[@bahr9755]

Is Google Forms encrypted online, what is the security for them? Thanks.

[@Simpletivity]

Here's a breakdown of Google Forms security and encryption: In Transit: Google Forms uses HTTPS encryption. This means that data traveling between your browser and Google's servers is protected, preventing interception during submission. At Rest: Google also encrypts data stored within Google Forms on their servers. This provides security even if someone were to gain unauthorized access to Google's systems.

[@HA-gu1qk]

@@Simpletivity what if someone gets AUTHORIZED/PAID access to the Data on the google servers then? xD

[@learningfatherhood]

Google forms are so behind!

[@joshuabrown3190]

What is a better option?

[@learningfatherhood]

Jotform

[@maxamadxasan7331]

How do I close after submitting from audience