Add conditional logic (go to section)

Add conditional logic (go to section) in Google Forms — with three ready prompts, from the immediate task to the lasting pattern.

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Execute — do the immediate task

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Add go-to-section logic for the workshop intake. When a respondent chooses Professional…
Add go-to-section logic for the workshop intake. When a respondent chooses Professional Development, send them to Section 3 with the experience questions; if they choose Student, send them to Section 4; all other choices continue to the general info section. After adding, test each selection to confirm the routing is correct and no section is left unreachable.

Improve — make it easier to accept

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Before I hand this intake form to the program manager, simplify the conditional routing so an…
Before I hand this intake form to the program manager, simplify the conditional routing so an approver can sign off quickly: make the trigger choices explicit, move the experience-depth question only into the Professional Development branch, flag any follow-up questions that should be mandatory in that branch, and produce a brief list of which lead answers send respondents to which section.

Decide — diagnose the stuck moment

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I set a go-to-section rule so people who pick Remote are supposed to jump to the Remote-only…

I tried to add a go-to-section rule but it kept pointing to the wrong section

I set a go-to-section rule so people who pick Remote are supposed to jump to the Remote-only questions, but in tests the choice still landed respondents on the main contact section. The program coordinator, Omar, will reject the form if remote people see irrelevant questions. I can’t tell whether I linked to the wrong section, misordered sections, or left an earlier rule overriding it. What quick checks will reveal the mistake and how do I correct the routing now without rebuilding the form?

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