When you apply skip logic to your survey using the "Rabbit" icon, you will notice you have two different options: Direct Skip and Random. For direct skip logic ("Rabbit" icon) the respondent will be skipped directly to the desired point in the survey.

1. Click on the rabbit icon to the right of the question on which you'd like to use Skip Logic, and select the respondent's destination from the drop-down.
2. Click the rabbit that appears to the right of an answer option to enable conditional skip logic, and select the destination for respondents who select that answer option from the drop-down menu.
3. Click the red X to the right of the enabled rabbit to remove it from the question or answer option.

Note: If you are using other types of logic in your survey, using Skip Logic via rabbit icons is not recommended. Rather, use the hard-programmed Skip Logic as discussed above.

For random logic ("Die" Icon) you can set multiple locations for your respondents to be skipped to; It's commonly used to set up monadic surveys or A/B testing. 

You will then have the option to choose between two distribution methods: 

• Organic distribution: The system will randomly disperse respondents to the set destination in your survey.
• Even distribution: The system will ensure your respondents are evenly distributed between all destinations. 

1. Click on the rabbit icon to the right of the question on which you'd like to use Skip Logic, and select the respondent's destination from the drop-down.
2. Click the rabbit that appears to the right of an answer option to enable conditional skip logic, and select the destination for respondents who select that answer option from the drop-down menu.
3. Click the Random mode button to enable Random mode instead of skipping directly to another question or to the exit.
4. Select the questions you would like respondents to be randomly assigned to.
5. Select either Organic or Even distribution.
6. Click the red X to the right of the enabled rabbit to remove it from the question or answer option.