Conditional Logic lets you show or hide calculator fields based on the current values entered in other fields.
In version 3.x, Conditional Logic is configured inside the calculator workspace.
- Create the fields you need in your calculator (instructions here).
- Create your spreadsheet calculator (instructions here) or your formula calculator (instructions here).
- Open the calculator workspace and go to the Conditional Logic tab.
- Turn Enabled to Yes.
- In Default Visibility, choose whether each field should start visible or hidden.
- In Field Rules, click Add rules or Edit rules for the field you want to control.
- Build the condition group in the rules modal and save it. When the condition matches, the selected field switches from its default state to the opposite state.
- Save the calculator.
Each field has its own rule group, and each rule is evaluated against the values of the other calculator fields.
Notes:
- Conditional Logic works with both input and output fields.
- When you configure rules for a field, that field is the target of the rule. The conditions must be based on other calculator fields, not on the same field itself.
- When Conditional Logic hides a calculable field, that field may also contribute a different value to the calculation, such as 0 or its configured default value. After changing visibility rules, always verify the final result in the Preview tab.