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Create dynamic and interactive forms with conditional logic, that adapt to the way your audience answers each question. With our formula builder you can create smart, flexible web forms including complex decision trees. Offering a tuned interaction, creates clarity and encourages users to complete the form. Improving the number of responses, signups, leads and customers!
With ConvertCalculator you can create multiple branches in your forms without effort. This powerful feature sets us apart from alternative form builders.
We enable show / hide logic through formulas. The result? Endless optionality without losing your mind. Experience the simplicity to enable paths on a multiple-option form field. In building the formula, low code beats a graphical interface.
Branches can also apply to a collection of fields. In this case you want to easily toggle the collection on or off. This is where ConvertCalculator excels!
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Only show the relevant questions, by hiding the form element until a certain answer is given
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Conditional logic, which we call Show/Hide logic, is basically a formula or calculation. If the result of the formula is 0 or FALSE, it's hidden. If it returns a valid number (non-0) it's shown. Altough really simple, it's super powerful to create complex decision trees.
Yes, relationships between questions is the foundation of our Show/Hide Logic. You can implement show/hide logic by adding a condition or formula to the question you want to show or hide based on a previous answer, set of answers or values.
Yes, you can set up your form so that results are only visible after submission. Technically this relies on a different mechanism than the Show/Hide Logic. For each result, you can activate "Hide results before submission" toggle or input IS_SUBMITTED in your formula field. Doing so will hide the formula when the form is not submited. And shows it when it is.
Yes, you can reference to a multiple selection question through the question reference and the anwer reference. E.g. the formula reference for the 3rd option of Question A is QA{OC}.
Yes, the mechanism we use to show or hide elements is through our "formula builder". This approach allows you to show or hide a form-element on the result of even the most advanced conditional logic.
Yes, on the form-field that contains the conditional logic, you indicate whether the field is required or not. Forms cannot be sumitted if the value of a required field is empty or zero.
The Show/Hide Logic as we call it, is part of our Premium pricing plan.
