You can create embedded field to count back button click and initialize the value with 0. Then increase the count using JS. 

For skipping just use the below code and create a counter variable to store the clicks.

Skip:

jQuery(‘#NextButton’).click() #for next btn

jQuery(‘#PreviousButton’).click() #for previous btn

Store clicks:

var a=jQuery(‘.QuestionBody’).click()

if(a==True){ counter_val+=1}

Hi @RElsdon,

• Is there a way of adding a button or editing the back button to skip back 2/3 pages:- Unfortunately, you cannot, because as in Qualtrics terminology when it says “Survey Flow” it absolutely flows in sequential manner (where logics only flows in “forward” sequence).
   
• count how many times respondents click it? This is within the same block, and I’ve removed branch logic btw. :- As others suggested you can make use of “click()” event over the id “#PreviousButton” to capture the click counts.

All the best!

There must be some code somewhere that tells Qualtrics that the back button goes back 1 page. Can I not just edit that line of code so it goes back 3 pages?

There’s a “solution” in this discussion:
Is it possible have back button send participant back 2 pages? | XM Community (qualtrics.com)

But that’s something you would have to implement on every single page of your survey. Not very practical :(