What is advanced conditional logic?

Advanced conditional logic lets your form respond dynamically to how users interact with it. This means you can show, hide, or change questions, fields, or sections based on a user’s previous answers. For example, if someone selects “Yes” to owning a pet, you can automatically display a follow-up question about what kind of pet they have. It helps make forms smarter, shorter, and more personalized, improving user experience and collecting more relevant information.

How to set it up?

1. Go to the Form -> Form design -> Form elements.

2. In order to use conditional logic, you need to add one of the elements to which conditional logic can be applied to: Dropdown/Radio button/Multiple choice/Checkbox. 

3. Make sure to input options in the value field by writing each in a new row.

4. Once you have created the element that will affect your conditional logic, make sure to click Save button in order for the conditional logic to appear in the elements that follow. 

5. Add a new element.

6. In the field conditional logic first select the element that you want to affect the appearance of the element you are currently editing.

7. Now choose if you want the element to appear on all selected options (AND), any of the selected options (OR), or only when one specific element is chosen (ONE)

Also, due to the logic of these elements, please note that:
For dropdown element: OR & ONE work

For radio button element: OR & ONE work

For multiple choice element: AND, OR, & ONE work

For checkbox element: ONE works

8. Once you are done with editing, click the save button