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Form Conditional Logic
Conditional logic filters are available throughout all forms. Conditional logic filters are used to conditionally show fields & prompts based on previously captured data. Fields and prompts can be conditionally shown three ways: By section: ...
Updated : 17 May 2024
Calculated Fields in Forms
Calculation formulas in form fields can perform mathematical equations, concatenations, pre-fill data in fields, and more. How formulas work You can place a snippet of JavaScript that contains field names prefixed by @ , and when the form is be...
Updated : 14 Feb 2025
Using Conditional Logic in Form Calculations
Slate forms offer the option of calculating the value of a field on the fly, based on other items on the form. This allows options such as calculating a fee to be paid and varying that fee based on selections by the user, or calculating a test score...
Updated : 17 May 2024
Format Mask in Forms
Forms (including forms for events and interviews, as well as reader review and rating forms) support formatting masks to ensure that data is entered and formatted consistently. For example, a GPA field may be restricted to only numeric data wi...
Updated : 17 May 2024