I would like to automatically redirect participants at the end of my survey to one of two different URLs, depending on their answers to questions in the survey. Is this possible?

Yes, you can use Expression Manager to pipe in the appropriate URL.

It may be easiest to place the URLs in separate equation type questions, then your end URL could be an expression like:

Thank you for your help and prompt reply, Tony.

I"m very much a beginner when it comes to this stuff. I'm not sure what you mean by "separate equation type questions." Perhaps you could provide a quick model of what exactly would be entered into the "End URL" box under General Settings with the following parameters:
Answer to q1 = 1, end URL is abc.com
Answer to q1 = 2, end URL is xyz.com

Thanks again.

He provided it already. Create two equation questions, in equation1 you put the url abc.com, in the second one you put the URL xyz.com.

Then use the code Tpartner was giving in the End URL field. It will check if the code is 1, then it will use the content of equation1 and if not it will use the value of equation2.

Thank you. As I mentioned I'm very much a beginner at LS. To give you an idea it took me a while to figure out that I was supposed to simply enter the URL into the question field of the equation question (I thought I needed to enter an actual equation with = symbols and such).

Apologies for posting to an old post but this works perfectly for me except I am struggling with EM.

How would I adjust the IF statement for 4 equations?

If 1 - Web A, if 2 - Web B, if 3 - Web C, if 3 - Web D.

I have this but it does not seem to be working - if(A1 == 1, equation1, if(A1 == 2, equation2, if(A1 == 3, equation3, if(A1 == 4, equation4))))

Thank you.

Try something around:

EM will be the death of me.

THANK YOU!

nique wrote: EM will be the death of me.

Em don't use a strict " if -> else if -> else " syntax but it's pretty the same and easier than you can expect...

equation1 = if statement
equation2 = else if statement
equation3 = else if statement
equation4 = else statement

Remember that there are buttons (at survey/group/question level) to check your EM syntax
For more complex equations, you can use some line break for more readability

Yes, Expression Manager uses the Excel format for IF() statements:

For any other beginners who stumble here- don't forget the "redirect automatically" setting under Presentation and Navigation, and for me I had to activate the survey before the redirection would work. Otherwise you just see the url on the end page as a link.

Hi tpartner，I have tried many times, but failed, can you make a LSS?

Thanks very much.