Applying conditional logic involves adding logical arguments that evaluate to either True or False. If the statement is True, the action is triggered. If the statement is False, the action will not be triggered.
Conditional logic can include one or more conditions that jointly control if the statement is True or False.
Each condition is made up of three parts: the question, the rule and the value.
For most cases creating seperate rules for conditional logic is sufficient where either one of the rules needs to become True for the entire conditional logic to become True, or where all of the rules need to become True in order for the entire conditional logic to become True.
In some cases there is a need to combine “All” and “Any” rules in a single set of conditions. In order to do this, one or more conditional groups need to be created by clicking the “+ Add conditional group”.
Example:
We want to conditionally show a form if:
The signee is from one of our target countries
AND
The signee has a company
AND
The signee either
- likes Taktikal
- or wants more Taktikal
This can be configured in conditional logic with the following rules:
Each conditional logic can include multiple conditions and conditional group, and each conditional group can involve sub-groups.