Multiple Outcomes Example
Multiple outcomes feature allows you to show to your respondents a final screen with multiple different results based on their answers or other criteria you have specified.
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This is a very useful feature that you can use to show multiple conditional messages on the final screen of your questionnaire.
On this help guide page:
1. Create your questionnaire
Create your survey and make sure you have added all of your questions in the different quesiton groups.

2. Create your outcomes
After you're done separating your question into different groups, you can start creating your Outcomes. First, go ahead and toggle the button for Multiple outcomes.

Now, we'll create separate outcomes for both Part 1 and Part 2, for each part we create 3 outcomes: Low, Medium and High.

It's time to decide when each result will be shown. In this case, we want the results to be shown based on the custom score achieved on question blocks.

Don't forget to click Save changes. After you have finished your setup, the final page will look like this:

What's next?
- Create your PDF report: Just like you can show your respondents a customized outcome screen or send a follow-up email based on results, the PDF feature will formulate a personalized report for your respondent, with customized advice, feedback, tips, or any other content that you have set up, all based on their questionnaire answers.
- Add to formula with question logic: Set up your questionnaire with Formulas and Question logic to add a value to a formula when a certain condition is met. This can be done on a specific answer to a question, on a custom score on a question block, or even an intro field.
- Email templates feature allows you to send messages to your respondents based on their selected answers or a quiz/survey score. This is a great way to keep your respondents engaged. Email templates are so useful because each message can be customized according to each respondent's answers or score using editor variables.