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Hello,

I'm building an app where I am splitting the form with over 100 questions into multiple screens. The question amount will be dependent on if the user selects level A,B,C, or D. Selecting "A" will have the most questions, and some questions which aren't applicable for B,C, or D will not be present on those forms.

I want to ensure that the user knows they selected the correct letter. On the loading of the next page, I have created a group called Popup with my transparent rectangle, buttons and a warning message: "Are you sure you want to complete the audit for level A?"

I'd like to have the pop up be present when the page loads and then navigate back to the first screen selecting the level when selecting button "No. Go back" and also to no longer be visible when the user selects: "Yes. Proceed" so they can move on with the form entry.

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WarrenBelz 153,472 Most Valuable Professional on at

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HI @danielkly ,

Visible for the pop-up is gblPopup. You would run that code and set either true or false depending on whether you wanted to see the pop-up or not.

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Hi @danielkly

The Visible property of your pop-up group should be the variable. Following Warren's post it would be gblPopUp

When you want to open and close pop up, use the formula from warrens post and set it either to true or false.

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@WarrenBelz Apologies. I'm still dipping my toes into variables. Would the formula be placed in the field for the popup group's visible setting? If I then want to mark it to false at the press of a button, would I enter another formula on select?

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Hi @danielkly ,

The easiest way would be to make the pop-up visible (or not) on a Global Variable

Set( gblPopup, true )

then either leave it true or set it to false when you do not want the popup to be visible.

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