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Hi all,

I've been tasked with creating a research application form for my organisation. One of the sections requires a set of questions answered which check that there are numerous ethical requirements met. If the correct answers are given (e.g. Questions a-g are no and Questions h-t are yes), then the application has no ethical issues requiring full review and can be fast-tracked. I want to have a text box become visible if these multiple toggles are in the specific true/false pattern and a specific button that takes the applicant straight to the last section of the application, thus bypassing all the pages they don't need to fill in.

I've done this using the method listed on this forum for unhiding a button when a single toggle is activated, e.g. a toggle for accepting T&Cs that makes the 'continue' button appear. I can't seem to work out how to make an object appear based on multiple toggles. It's important that the fast-track message only appears when all the conditions are satisfied.

Appreciate your thoughts chaps 🙂

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eka24 20,925 on at

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I can, but I'm messing with it as a test page at present, then will apply the logic back to the real questions...

Set of questions:

A: Toggle yes/no
B: Toggle yes/no
C: Toggle yes/no
D:Toggle yes/no

If A & B are yes and C & D are no then make the 'Fast Track' text box and button visible. If any other combination of yes and no, make 'Normal Track' text box and button visible.

So I can set
for Toggle A:
OnCheck: UpdateContext({vis_toggleA:true})
OnUnCheck: UpdateContext({vis_toggleA:false})

for Toggle B:
OnCheck: UpdateContext({vis_toggleB:true})
OnUnCheck: UpdateContext({vis_toggleB:false})

for Toggle C:
OnCheck: UpdateContext({vis_toggleC:false})
OnUnCheck: UpdateContext({vis_toggleC:true})

for Toggle 😧
OnCheck: UpdateContext({vis_toggleD:false})
OnUnCheck: UpdateContext({vis_toggleD:true})

The question is, how do I take those four contexts and apply them to the visibility setting for a single object?
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Hi @Anonymous ,

Do you want to decide other buttons' visibility based on multiple toggles?

If so, the OnCheck and OnUnCheck property that you set is right.

You just need to set the labels and buttons Visible by using If Statement.

For example:

1)set 'Fast Track' text box's Visible:

If(vis_toggleA&&vis_toggleB&&!vis_toggleC&!vis_toggleD, true,false)

button1's Visible:

If(vis_toggleA&&vis_toggleB&&!vis_toggleC&!vis_toggleD, true,false)

2)set 'Normal Track' text box's Visible:

If(vis_toggleA&&vis_toggleB&&!vis_toggleC&!vis_toggleD, false,true)

button2's Visible:

If(vis_toggleA&&vis_toggleB&&!vis_toggleC&!vis_toggleD, false,true)

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Brilliant, thanks, that did it 🙂