How to Add a Logical Structure to Your Form

To add a logical structure to your form, follow the steps below:

Access the form to which you want to add the logical structure.

Inside the open form, select the question you want to trigger the condition.

On the right side of the screen, you will find a tab called "Logic." Within this Logic tab, there will be a button titled "Add Rule." Click it to insert a logical structure. In this interface, you can define the structure that best suits your form.



For example, you can set: IF (your question) = Option A, THEN go to (closing screen) ELSE IF (your question) = Option B, THEN go to (closing screen 2) ,as shown in the example below:



Another possible feature is to add one or more conditions by clicking "+ condition."

You can use the conditional structure 'OR' and 'AND'. For example: IF (your question) = Option A, THEN go to (closing screen) OR IF (your question) = Option B, THEN go to (closing screen) as shown below:



You can add as many actions as you like, with one or more conditions.For example: IF (your question) = Option A, THEN go to (closing screen) AND add 10 points to the variable score, as shown here:



In Yay! Forms, we offer several logic options depending on the question type. For example, based on the type, you can use:
"is," "is not," "contains," "does not contain," "starts with," "ends with," "is empty," "is not empty," "is greater than," "is less than," "is greater than or equal to," and "is less than or equal to."
For the logic conclusion actions, you can use: "Go to," "Add," "Subtract," "Multiply," and "Divide," as shown below:



If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to email us at help@yayforms.com

Updated on: 01/05/2025