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  • June 4, 2020
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I am building a survey with multiple blocks. Quite a few number of questions in each block must have a response so i enabled "force response" validation on such questions.
At the same time i would still like to allow my user go to other parts of the survey and come back to unanswered question later.
I tried accomplishing this using display logic but the solution is not fully guaranteed. and doesn't work for rank-order question type.
I am looking for suggestion around how to do this.

Best answer by LaurenK

Hi Rahul! If you have not yet already, we recommend reviewing this post which has a similar question to yours! Otherwise, it looks like you were able to reach out to a Product Specialist who let you know of a possible solution. Essentially, you'll have to set Display Logic on the last "submit button question" for every question in the block to hide that question until the conditions are met. You'll need to hide the existing "next" button as well with Javascript, which is custom code that the Support team cannot officially support.

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  • June 29, 2020

Hi Rahul! If you have not yet already, we recommend reviewing this post which has a similar question to yours! Otherwise, it looks like you were able to reach out to a Product Specialist who let you know of a possible solution. Essentially, you'll have to set Display Logic on the last "submit button question" for every question in the block to hide that question until the conditions are met. You'll need to hide the existing "next" button as well with Javascript, which is custom code that the Support team cannot officially support.

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