Once its condition is met, the form will still require that field to be filled out before allowing the form's submission. Note that if a conditional form field is required, it is hidden by default until its condition is met. Notice above how each field appears in the form as soon as the previous form field has a value. Here is an example of creating a form where each field will only be visible if the previous field is not empty. This gives you the ability to daisy chain conditions to make a customized form experience for the person filling out the form. Once you've set up your form field with a condition, you'll see an indicator above it, letting you know at a glance which fields on your form have conditions.Ī conditional field can also be used as the field for another condition on the same form.
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Read this support article on advanced filtering to learn more about how to create, connect, and nest conditional groups as shown below: You can also use conjunctions to combine condition groups with other condition groups. In the below condition group, we have now combined two conditions: You can combine conditions together with conjunctions ("and" & "or") to make a condition group. The "Kickoff date" is the field we want to check we'll use the "is within" operator, and "the next year" as the comparison value.Ī field can only be used in a condition if it comes before the field you are configuring with the condition. Which operators and comparisons options are available are determined by the field type you select for that condition.įor example, you may want only to add details to a form if the kickoff date for a new event will be within the following year. When you toggle on that option, you can add a new condition by choosing the field, operator, and comparison value. The "Show field only when conditions are met" option will be toggled off by default. To add conditions to a form field, click on the field to view the display settings. The whole process happens without taking the form submitter to a separate page or section. Conditional form fields will only appear when the form submitter's input values in a previous field, or fields, meet the conditions set on that conditional field. Creating conditions for a form's inputs works just the same way as creating conditions for filtering views.Ĭonditional form fields are hidden by default. If you are not familiar with creating conditions to filter views, we recommend reading this support article to learn more about conditions before continuing. This feature is currently only available on a desktop browser or desktop app version of Airtable.Įach field in a form can have conditions, or condition groups, determine when that field will be visible.
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