Show the Right Fields
to the Right
People
Conditional logic makes your form respond to each person differently. Show follow-up questions only when relevant, skip pages that don't apply, and dynamically require or hide fields — all driven by IF/THEN rules you set up in seconds.
How It Works
Set up a rule in three steps — no code, no formulas.
Pick a trigger field
Choose any field already in your form — a dropdown, yes/no button, checkbox, text input, or rating. Its answer will drive the logic.
Define your condition
Write an IF rule using one of 12 operators: equals, contains, is empty, greater than, is checked, is one of, and more. Chain rules with AND / OR.
Set the action
Choose what happens: Show or hide a field, make it required or optional, disable it, or jump to a different page in multi-step forms.
Seven Actions, Zero Code
Every way conditional logic can change the state of your form — all driven by the IF/THEN rules you set up.
Show
Reveal a field only when the condition is met. Fields start hidden and appear the moment a rule triggers — no page reload needed.
Hide
Conceal a field when the condition is met. Keep forms focused by removing irrelevant questions based on earlier answers.
Require
Dynamically make a field mandatory based on a previous answer. Context-aware validation without writing a line of code.
Make Optional
Remove a required constraint when the condition is met. Give respondents flexibility without removing the field from the form.
Disable
Lock a field to read-only when the condition is met. Useful for auto-filled values and review steps that shouldn't be edited.
Show Page
Control which pages in a multi-step form are visible. Show an entire page only when a previous condition is satisfied.
Skip to Page
Jump respondents past irrelevant pages in multi-step forms. Route different audiences to completely different form experiences.
Operators & Actions
A complete reference for every condition operator and action available.
Condition Operators
| Operator | Applies to |
|---|---|
| Equals / Does not equal | All field types |
| Contains / Does not contain | Text, Email, Phone, Website, Full Name, Address |
| Is empty / Is not empty | All field types |
| Greater than / Less than | Number, Rating, Slider, NPS, Scale, Likert |
| Is checked / Is not checked | Checkbox, Yes / No, Terms & Conditions |
| Is one of / Is not one of | Dropdown, Single Choice, Multiple Choice, Priority |
Actions
| Action | Target |
|---|---|
| Show | Field |
| Hide | Field |
| Require | Field |
| Make optional | Field |
| Disable | Field |
| Show page | Page |
| Skip to page | Page |
Real-World Examples
See how conditional logic adapts forms for different use cases.
Show the "Years of experience" field only if the applicant answers Yes. Applicants who say No skip straight to the next section.
Hide the product rating section for respondents who haven't bought yet. Keep the survey relevant and completion rates high.
Show a qualifying question only for larger teams. Collect richer data from high-value leads without overwhelming everyone else.
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