The examples shown here use fictional IDs. When applying this in practice, remember to replace them with the ones from your own form.

To automatically display text, a table, an image, or the content of a form field based on the item chosen in a List/Choice field:

The syntax is as follows:

In this example, we'll see how to display the logo corresponding to the selected client.

The List/Choice field is named Client and contains the following items:

The tag is ##client##. Here's an example layout:

Results:

The IN operator lets you display content when:

The syntax is as follows:

In the following examples, the List/Choice field is named Service and contains the following items:

The tag is ##service##.

To display the Service tariffs table if Installation OR Replacement is selected:

Results:

To display the Service tariffs table only if Installation + Replacement are selected together:

Results:

The NIN operator lets you display content except in certain cases:

In the following examples, the List/Choice field is named Service and contains the following items:

The tag is ##service##.

To display the Service tariffs table unless Installation alone is selected:

Results:

To display the Service tariffs table unless Installation OR Replacement is selected:

Results:

The LIKE operator lets you display content if the selected item contains a specific (alphanumeric) character string.

The syntax is as follows:

In this example, the List/Choice field is named Client codes and contains the following items:

The tag is ##client_codes##.

To display the Service tariffs table if the selected item contains the string "PART":

Results: