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Apply conditional formatting To apply content-specific styles (like font and background color) to your cells, you can use conditional formatting. In embedded tables, you can create rules that apply to that specific table.

To add conditions to a form field, click on the field to view the display settings. The "Show field only when conditions are met" option will be toggled off by default. When you toggle on that option, you can add a new condition by choosing the field, operator, and comparison value.

Adding a condition to color-code your records Click the "Color" option in the view bar to color your records by conditions, then choose "Conditions." When you first open the Conditions dialog, it will have one color and one "undefined" condition (essentially, a condition you haven't set yet).

Overview. Through Conditional Field Logic, user admins can control which profile fields are displayed?and which options are listed for those fields?based on how other fields are filled out. Certain selections act as a trigger for what is then presented to the user.

Adding a condition to color-code your records Click the "Color" option in the view bar to color your records by conditions, then choose "Conditions." When you first open the Conditions dialog, it will have one color and one "undefined" condition (essentially, a condition you haven't set yet).

Click to Add section anywhere below the field(you can also drag and drop the fields and sections). Click on the section divider. The section panel will give you the option section shown as Always, or Conditionally. Select Conditionally.

You can apply color to records by matching the color of the record to the color of an associated single select field, or automatically color records using custom filtering conditions.

Go to the Settings tab in the Form Builder. Choose Conditions on the left. Add a new condition and select Enable/Require Field.