Before you begin, make sure you understand how to create a custom form, because you'll need one to start with.

Next, map out what you want the final version of your form to look like, and what ‘path’ users will take to get there.

Once you've mapped out the path of the form, you can start building your conditional elements:

1. Access your custom form as described above and click Edit under the Fields column
   1. Alternatively, if you clicked the name of the form, click Form Fields
2. For each field you want to apply conditions to, click to edit the cell
3. Use the dropdown in Conditional Visibility to Show or Hide the field if the conditions of another field are met (e.g. if ‘fire’ has been typed as the answer to a question for a Text field, or if a Check Box has been checked).
   

   More information on conditions

   - See above for which fields can be used as conditions and how.

   - Conditional fields involving a string of text are case-sensitive, regardless of the Field type (i.e. whether the user filling out the form is typing into a Text field, or selecting a Radio or Select option). If your conditions are Radio or Select fields, ensure you're using the right cases (i.e. initial capitals or not), and if you're using Text fields, the conditions will only work if the user filling out the form meets the case conditions you're setting now (e.g. ‘Fire’ vs ‘There is a fire’).

   - You can also use ‘Includes’ instead of ‘Equals’. For Text fields, this means that word needs to be included in the string of text as opposed to only entering that word (as per the above example, but remember the case conditions). For Multiselect fields, using ‘Includes’ means you can set the multiple values you want for this condition to be met. Separate the values with a comma and again remember the case conditions.

    

    
4. Repeat this process as necessary for each field you want to apply conditions to
   

   If you've changed your mind for a field and you no longer want it to be conditional, set the Conditional Visibility to ‘None’

    
5. Save Form when finished.