# Flow Logic Graph

The flow logic graph gives you a quick overview on all your branching rules that you have defined on your pages or questions. Using the flow logic graph you can easily set new branching paths and see overall where your respondent would end up while answering your survey questions.

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The flow logic graph is composed of 2 modules

1. [Page branching](/form-management/flow-logic-graph/page-branching-graph.md)
2. [Question branching](/form-management/flow-logic-graph/question-branching-graph.md)

## Graph properties

Thanks to the graph toolbar you can configure your graph properties to switch the graph horizontally or vertically, fit the graph to screen or to display only the items that are enabled in your survey.&#x20;

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Using the mouse wheel you can zoom in and out to let you view the whole graph if your survey is composed of many pages with many different branching paths.&#x20;
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