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Form Builder v1.0 Public

Conditional Logic

Paul Akouni Updated: 19 Feb 2026, 00:31 83 views 0 comments

Conditional Logic

Conditional logic lets you show or hide fields based on the user's previous answers, making your forms smarter and shorter.

How It Works

  1. Select a field you want to show/hide conditionally
  2. Click the "Conditions" tab in the field settings
  3. Define your rule:
  4. If [Field X] equals / contains / is greater than [Value]
  5. Then show / hide this field

Examples

Show a follow-up question

If "Are you satisfied?" = "No"
→ Show "What can we improve?"

Show different sections based on role

If "Your role" = "Manager"
→ Show the "Team size" and "Budget" fields

Skip irrelevant questions

If "Do you own a car?" = "No"
→ Hide all car-related questions

Multiple Conditions

You can combine conditions with AND / OR:
- AND — All conditions must be true
- OR — At least one condition must be true

Tips

  • Keep your logic simple — deeply nested conditions can confuse users
  • Test your form thoroughly after adding conditions
  • Use the preview mode to verify all logic paths
Version 1.0
Created 19 Feb 2026
Last Updated 19 Feb 2026
Author Paul Akouni

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