You can use a response to a previous question as either the minimum or maximum value of a subsequent Range question. In this example the minimum range of the second question is whatever the participant selects in the first question.
The following examples show the same concept for a Time question. Note that in the example above the unit type is selected as "Integer" while in the one below as "Date/Time". This is the drop down menu on the right hand side of the question in the Survey Editor. It tells the system what units to use when presenting the question on a mobile device.
This next example shows three Date questions the third of which uses the answers from the previous two to constrain both the minimum and maximum limits of allowable answers.
The following examples show the same concept for a Time question. Note that in the example above the unit type is selected as "Integer" while in the one below as "Date/Time". This is the drop down menu on the right hand side of the question in the Survey Editor. It tells the system what units to use when presenting the question on a mobile device.
This next example shows three Date questions the third of which uses the answers from the previous two to constrain both the minimum and maximum limits of allowable answers.