Using Conditional Logic in Forms

This section explains how to use conditional logic to make forms in Autologyx more dynamic and responsive.

Conditional logic allows a form to change based on the values a user enters. This can be used to show or hide fields, sections, or other form content, helping you create form experiences that are clearer, more relevant, and easier for users to complete.

Use this section to understand how conditional logic works in practice, how it can improve the user experience, and what to consider when changing forms that already rely on existing conditional rules.

What you will find in this section

• Using conditional logic in a form
• What happens if I change the properties of a field used in conditional logic
• What happens if I remove a column that has a field which is used in conditional logic
• What happens if I remove a field which controls conditional logic in a form
• What happens if I remove a section that has a field which is used in conditional logic

Notes

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This section is focused on making forms behave differently based on user input, rather than on the wider layout or structure of the form itself.

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Use conditional logic to simplify the user experience by showing people only the fields and sections that are relevant to them at that point in the form.