it’s explained in the FAQ. let me know if it’s not clear
Hi Jules,
Thank for your reply. Yes i find it but i cant keep clear in my mind. Let me explain you what i need to do:
This is the radio check, we suppose that user select YES on A1.
A1
[radio A1 “Yes” “No”]
A2
[radio A2 “Yes” “No”]
A3
[radio A3 “Yes” “No”]
A4
[radio A4 “Yes” “No”]
at here, no problem, nothing to do. here go to the second if
[radio radio-826 “Yes” “No”]
if A1 is YES and radio-826 is NO them show another group.
How can i do it?
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This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by m2hewitt.
The trick is to wrap X in a nested group like this:
[group x-1][group x-2]
X
[/group][/group]
Then use these conditions
show x-1 if A1 equals "Yes"
show x-2 if radio-826 equals "No"
Thanks for your reply.
i think that i can resolve it now.
Thanks
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This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by m2hewitt.
the issue is now resolved.
Thanks for help!
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