Dear SS (VA),
Good day! Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community. We are happy to help you.
As I understand you want to create a form with a Yes/No question, and in case respondent answers “No”, form opens a question where respondent must reply to additional question.
If my understanding is correct, then you can achieve it with forms branching:
- Open Microsoft Forms and create a form.
- Add Yes/No question to form using Choice type.
- Add a question where respondent must fill a reason why they answer “No” next.
- Select Yes/No question and click More settings for question (…) > Add branching
- In the branching menu click on a drop-down arrow next to “Yes” answer and select a question that goes after “Why No?” question.
With these settings, when someone would respond to form and click “Yes” Forms would skip additional “Why?” question.
I hope this information can help you to create a needed form. Feel free to post back to us if you need further assistance.
Sincerely,
Igor | Microsoft Community Moderator
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