Refund for Logic Add on

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It sounds like you need **conditional logic** in your survey setup to handle branching based on responses. Most survey platforms allow you to set “skip logic” or “branching rules,” where Question 2 only appears if the respondent selects “Yes” for Question 1. To make Question 2 required **only when visible**, ensure the survey tool’s required/mandatory setting respects branching—some platforms treat hidden questions as automatically skipped, which solves your first issue. To end the survey if the answer is “No,” configure a “Go to End of Survey” action or equivalent for that response in Question 1. Properly applying these rules ensures your survey behaves as intended. For developers or testers in the U.S., using a reliable mobile connection through a sim USA helps ensure that these dynamic survey behaviors work smoothly on participants’ devices without connectivity interruptions.