Does it have to be a dummy question? If not, you can store the results of what would be Question B in embedded data. This will be included in your results just like a question would be.



To set it up, use branch logic in your survey flow to set your conditions, then add in the value for the embedded data underneath that branch.

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Thanks for your answer!



I wanted to use a dummy question because I must later pipe its answer labels into another question text. I could also solve this with embedded data but with a dummy question it is easier to translate the texts to other languages.



Also I want to avoid branch logic in the survey flow because this splits my block into multiple smaller blocks as I cannot use branch logic within a block but only between two blocks.

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@Ollie - You can set response of Question B based on response of Question A by javascript and hide this question so respondent don't see it



Below can help:-

https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/comment/17117#Comment_17117

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