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To recreate Dynamic Screens functionality using Conditional Field Visibility, view your field rules in Cloud Flow Designer: In Flow Builder, for each field under the Field Settings above (see 2), add the same criteria shown in the Conditions section (see 1).

The only way to do this is with VisualForce. You will have to have code in your controller that determines if the field is an outputfield (read only) or an inputfield (read / write). Then you'll need to call a reRender on the fields on change the dropdown. This blog post may give you some help for this.

Click on the gear icon then Setup > Object Manager. Choose the object > Validation Rules. Click on New. Enter a Rule Name. Enter an Error Condition Formula, you can use ISBLANK or ISNULL to check that the field is not empty. Enter an Error Message. Select an Error Location. Click on Save.

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Conditional fields allow you to manage sets of dependencies between fields. Such fields are available for editing and display only if the right condition is met. To create conditional fields, you must first create custom fields and then leverage such fields in forms.

Restrict Field Access with a Profile From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Profiles, and then select Profiles. Click the name of the profile that you want to change. Click Object Settings and select the object for which you want to update the field settings. Click Edit.

To recreate Dynamic Screens functionality using Conditional Field Visibility, view your field rules in Cloud Flow Designer: In Flow Builder, for each field under the Field Settings above (see 2), add the same criteria shown in the Conditions section (see 1).

Conditional Visibility allows you to specify when you want a particular page component to be visible. We can use this to customise our pages to make information appear when it is relevant to the business process, and be hidden when not, so that we can keep the page as simple and concise for our users as possible.