When you create a form, you can include a variables object that defines Recall Information to keep track of total score or price. As respondents complete each field of your form, the score or price updates according to their (for score) or selections (for price ). Typeform uses our own and third-party cookies. The inedible ones help us learn how you use our site, and show you relevant content and ads based on your browsing history.
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We don’t currently support multiple scores (but watch this space!). You can keep one score for each typeform. If you want to make a test with multiple scores, you can link different typeforms together using Redirect on completion (a Professional feature ), and then export and combine your in a spreadsheet application. This will allow you to choose a variable from another question in your typeform. Here we just have one option “Hi, what’s your name”.
A simple way to let your typeform recall information is to use someone’s name, so they feel like someone is talking right at them personally. So here, a respondent tells us their name is Micah: In a typeform using Recall Information, Micah will then see this in the following question: Now Micah will feel the typeform is talking to directly them! (more…)