Isn't it possible to bypass the "Next" button entirely, so that if a us

Isn't it possible to bypass the "Next" button entirely, so that if a user selects "No," the form will immediately advance to the next page?

Hello Jung! Talking about classic layout forms, you can enable auto-next for dropdown fields and single choice fields. If enabled, the user automatically goes to the next page when last question (of that page) is filled. This type of auto-navigation is only supported by radios and dropdowns.

In case you wish to use it, you'll need to enable it for the form page on which you need the auto-next functionality (as shown below).

So, if your last question is a dropdown or a single choice, then you can implement this functionality.

I hope this helps. Let us know if this doesn't solve your purpose.

Thank you!

That does help - your advice confirms for me that I did set it up correctly, as you explained, but I suspect that my form is not auto-advancing because I put a hidden field between the single choice question and the Next button. I didn't realize that could prevent the command from executing.

Besides moving the hidden field so that it precedes the single-choice question, is there a workaround for my dilemna? My form will show a hidden text-entry field IF they answer "Yes," but if they answer "No," I'd like it to skip to the next page.

Hi Jung! There doesn't seem to be as solution for this. The dropdown/single choice needs to be at the end of the form page.

If you can place the hidden field on the next page instead; then, the auto-next on this page will work.

I hope this helps. Let us know if you have any questions.

Thank you!