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A block groups questions onto the same page in a survey. Adding a new block creates a new page.
- Questions in the same block appear together on one page
- Questions in separate blocks appear one at a time, in order
Blocks are also the unit that survey logic applies to — for example, showing or hiding a later block based on how a participant answered an earlier question.
What is a block?
A block helps manage the order in which questions are shown in your survey. Adding a new block creates a new page in the survey experience.
For example, if two questions are in the same block, participants will see both questions on one page. If each question is in a separate block, participants must finish one question before moving to the next.
Survey blocks are also the grouping to which survey logic applies. For example, you can decide whether a subsequent block of questions appears to a participant based on their response to a previous question.