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Introduction
The usage of the conditional system is important when you have too many logical operations. It is really easy to use this feature due to its user-friendly interface.
- 1.After choosing Calculator elements created in a calculator, only those elements will be listed in your condition area. Since this feature is dynamic, you cannot put conditions related to an element that does not exist.
NOTE:
It is important to set different values in the options of Radio Button, Drop Down, Toggle button, and Checkbox elements so that the conditional system feature works in a correct manner.
- 2.You have to click just once on an element that you need and it will be shown in the working area. The chosen element has 8 connection points for chaining with other elements. Click theicon inside the element to delete this element from Conditions.
- 3.To create a connection, you need to drag a line from the selected element to the desired one. The arrow indicates that the right element depends on the left element.
NOTE:
All connection points of one element are equal and their position does not affect the conditions.
- 4.It is possible to create multiple connections and conditions between different elements.
- 5.You can filter and show elements that impact fields and get affected by fields.
Here is what condition options can be used with each element:
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