1. Open the multi-select question you want to limit 0:00
Start with the template or survey that contains the multi-select question.
Identify the question where you want to restrict how many options a user can choose.
In the example, there are 16 possible options, but the goal is to allow only 2 selections.
2. Set the selection limit in Conditional Logic 0:13
Go to the Conditional Logic tab for the multi-select question.
Enter the maximum number of allowed selections.
In the example, the limit is set to 2.
Save the changes after updating the logic.
3. Test the survey behavior 0:40
Open the survey and create a new survey entry.
Try selecting more options than the limit allows.
In the example, the user selects 1, 2, and 3 before saving.
4. Confirm the validation warning appears 0:55
When the user exceeds the allowed number of selections, a warning appears.
The message shown is: “You can select no more than two options.”
This confirms the multi-select question is now limited to the specified number of choices.

