Skip logic provides you with the ability to define the flow of pages based upon inputs provided by the
mobile user.
Example Scenario:
Suppose that we have a number field on our form which has been given the caption ‘Score’ and has
permissible values ranging from 0 to 99.If the score is <=30 then this is classed as a fail. When we get a fail, we then want to ask the person if they wish to retake the test and if so, on what date. Finally we want to take a signature. If the score is >30 then we simply take a signature
mobile user.
Example Scenario:
Suppose that we have a number field on our form which has been given the caption ‘Score’ and has
permissible values ranging from 0 to 99.If the score is <=30 then this is classed as a fail. When we get a fail, we then want to ask the person if they wish to retake the test and if so, on what date. Finally we want to take a signature. If the score is >30 then we simply take a signature
In the form above, we have 2 page breaks. The first is labelled Fail Page and the second is labelled End Page.
In formula field on the fail page, we’ve added the following test:
=Score>30
Basically this means that if the value entered into Score is greater than 30, the system will jump straight to the target page which is End Page. Otherwise, the fail page will be displayed.
In formula field on the fail page, we’ve added the following test:
=Score>30
Basically this means that if the value entered into Score is greater than 30, the system will jump straight to the target page which is End Page. Otherwise, the fail page will be displayed.
Expressions
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