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How to Add a Disqualification Page in SurveyMonkey

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Learn how to set up a disqualification page in SurveyMonkey to filter out ineligible respondents and ensure your survey data is relevant.

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Here's how to add a disqualification page in SurveyMonkey

  1. Access Survey Settings

    From your SurveyMonkey dashboard, locate the survey you wish to modify. Click the three-dots menu next to its name, then select "Edit survey" from the options to enter the survey editor.

  2. Select Question for Logic

    In the survey editor, navigate to the "Design Survey" section. Identify and click on the specific question where you want to implement disqualification logic.

  3. Open Logic Settings

    Once the question is selected, click on the "Logic" tab within the question settings. This tab allows you to define conditional behaviors for responses.

  4. Define Disqualification Condition

    For the answer choice that should disqualify respondents, click the dropdown menu labeled "-- Choose Page --" under the "Then skip to..." column.

  5. Assign Disqualification Page

    From the list of available pages in the dropdown menu, select "Disqualification Page." This action will redirect respondents who choose this answer to the designated disqualification page.

  6. Save Logic Changes

    After configuring the disqualification logic for your chosen answer, click the "Save" button to apply these changes to your survey.

  7. Preview and Verify

    To ensure the disqualification logic works as intended, click "Preview survey." In the preview, you should see a "Disqualify" label next to the answer choice you configured, indicating it's active.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A disqualification page is a custom page that respondents are automatically directed to if their answers to a screening question indicate they do not meet the criteria for your survey.