You can influence the navigation within the questionnaire. This makes sense if you want to direct the questionnaire creator to a different section (subject) in the questionÂnaire after having given a specific answer.
As a navigation destination, not only a subject, but also the first or last page of a questionnaire can be selected. This way, branches do not have to be merged into a final topic before the end. It is sufficient if a final page exists.
Example: Definition of a branch to the destination subject, "Details of the contact management", if the creator selects the "Contact management" answer option. If they select a different answer option, no jump is performed.
Further logical operators also support the navigation with numerical values like money or date, and when checking answers you can also use placeholders (%: contains).
The "*" operator is also offered for actions, and executes them "always", independently of whether the user has met the requirement for the action (e.g., entry available or not).
