I think the typical way of doing this is actually having two surveys, the passing the answer to the first question to the second survey.



You can pass it in two ways - the simplest is to use a query string containing their answer. For example, maybe you are asking "Did you find what you are looking for?", "Yes", "No".



It would then redirect to either:



https://s.qualtrics.com/jfe/SV_7gads8a0sgd8?firstAnswer=Yes



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https://s.qualtrics.com/jfe/SV_7gads8a0sgd8?firstAnswer=No



Then, you would use Embedded Data in the Survey Flow to pick up that answer in your survey and use it for logic.



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The other way of doing this would be to use the Q_PopulateResponse query string and format their answer in JSON. This is more brittle and difficult, but the idea is that you would have the exact same question in the 2nd survey as the first question, and when they opened it their answer would be pre-filled. For help with that I would use @TomG's post: https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/406/generating-test-responses-with-q-populateresponse

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Thanks for the response! Would the first option still work if their answer to the question in the intercept determined the branch logic for the remaining survey? Or would have to create a separate survey for each of the possible answers to the intercept question?

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It could all be in one survey! At a basic level, your survey flow would look like this:



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I'm not sure why it says `bytes` after each of the answers, it must be some Qualtrics bug happening right now but it won't affect your actual flow.

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Awesome! Thanks!

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Hi @erin_duncan1212 ,

You could also use one of the embedded data fields(SiteIntercept embedded data) and check for the value being empty; which would state that the respondent is not redirected from the Site Intercept.

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List of embedded data variables that you can send back from the site intercept to the main survey and check for being empty. source



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You can check the condition in the survey flow start. and show the respective block.



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Let me know if this works

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