Advanced Survey Design: Intelligent Looping

This advanced survey design feature allows the Survey Creator to ask a series of questions multiple times and then aggregate the responses received for these questions.

First, a question is asked that determines the number of times the designated questions are displayed/repeated to the survey respondent.

For example, if a survey question asked “How many cars do you own?” and the respondent answered “3”, Intelligent Looping would loop a series of questions for each car. These questions could inquire as to what make, model, and year the car is.

This is an efficient way to collect data from questions that are repeated more than once in a survey and also conserves survey space. Intelligent looping, like branching, is a form of “skip-logic”, and is one of many advanced survey design features Zarca offers.

Apply Intelligent Looping

Below is a Looping Question as seen on the Participation Page.
The answer selected is shown as '2'.




Since the answer selected for the above looping question is '2', the questions
seen below are repeated twice in the survey on consecutive pages.