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Posted on by wardeee5

Hi,

I am trying to make questions in my form mandatory. The issue I am facing is if somebody selects 'Very Satisfied' & 'Satisfied' as an option in the combo box, the text box does not appear but if they select any of the other options a text box appears to record why they are not satisfied.

The initial combo boxes I have a formula in my Display Mode that checks if every combo box has a value / is not blank. But I want to make it so if they select:

Neither Satisfied of Dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very Dissatisfied

The text box for 'reason why' becomes mandatory too.

Display Mode button formula - If(!IsBlank(QualityOfHomeValue.Selected.Value) && !IsBlank(NeighbourHoodValue.Selected.Value) && !IsBlank(ListenActsValue.Selected.Value) && !IsBlank(ServiceByStockportHomesValue.Selected.Value) && !IsBlank(EasyToDealWithValue.Selected.Value) && !IsBlank(BuildingYouLiveInValue.Selected.Value) , DisplayMode.Edit, Disabled)

If I make the text boxes mandatory in this formula the Display Mode for the button would never change to Edit if they answered 'Very Satisfied' & 'Satisfied' which would not allow the user to continue as the formula is expecting a value in the text box.

No text box selection.

Text box = visible.

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

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WarrenBelz 153,084 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @wardeee5 ,

With() statement is only to save a heap of typing - on the Visible of the text box

With( { wQual:QualityOfHomeValue.Selected.Value, wNH:NeighbourHoodValue.Selected.Value, wListen:ListenActsValue.Selected.Value, wService:ServiceByStockportHomesValue.Selected.Value, wDeal:EasyToDealWithValue.Selected.Value, wLive:BuildingYouLiveInValue.Selected.Value, wA1:"Neither Satisfied of Dissatisfied", wA2:"Dissatisfied", wA3:"Very Dissatisfied" }, wQual= wA1 || wQual = wA2 || wQual = wA3 || wNH= wA1 || wNH = wA2 || wNH = wA3 || wListen= wA1 || wListen = wA2 || wListen = wA3 || wService= wA1 || wService = wA2 || Service = wA3 || wLive= wA1 || wLive= wA2 || wLive = wA3 )

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StalinPonnusamy Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @wardeee5

Set the Button display mode to (Sample only 3 values and I believe you can add more)

If( !IsBlank(QualityOfHomeValue.Selected.Value) && (QualityOfHomeValue.Selected.Value in "Very Satisfied,Satisfied" || (!IsBlank(QualityOfHomeText))) && !IsBlank(NeighbourHoodValue.Selected.Value) && (NeighbourHoodValue.Selected.Value in "Very Satisfied,Satisfied" || (!IsBlank(NeighbourHoodText))) && !IsBlank(ListenActsValue.Selected.Value) && (ListenActsValue.Selected.Value in "Very Satisfied,Satisfied" || (!IsBlank(ListenActsText))) , DisplayMode.Edit, DisplayMode.Disabled )

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Stalin - Learn To Illuminate

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StalinPonnusamy Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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I see @WarrenBelz responded while I was typing. 😀

Please ignore mine

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StalinPonnusamy Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @wardeee5

Along with @WarrenBelz visible response, here is the code for the Next button to set Display mode.
With( { QOHV: QualityOfHomeValue.Selected.Value, NHV: NeighbourHoodValue.Selected.Value, LAV: ListenActsValue.Selected.Value, SBS: ServiceByStockportHomesValue.Selected.Value, ETW: EasyToDealWithValue.Selected.Value, BYL: BuildingYouLiveInValue.Selected.Value, WA1: "Very Satisfied, Satisfied" }, If( !IsBlank(QOHV) && (QOHV in WA1 || (!IsBlank(QualityOfHomeText))) && !IsBlank(NHV) && (NHV in WA1 || (!IsBlank(NeighbourHoodText))) && !IsBlank(LAV) && (LAV in WA1 || (!IsBlank(ListenActsText))) && !IsBlank(SBS) && (SBS in WA1 || (!IsBlank(ServiceByStockText))) && !IsBlank(ETW) && (ETW in WA1 || (!IsBlank(EasyToDealText))) && !IsBlank(BYL) && (BYL in WA1 || (!IsBlank(BuildingYouText))), DisplayMode.Edit, DisplayMode.Disabled ) )

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Stalin - Learn To Illuminate

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wardeee5 25 on at

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Thanks a lot guys, worked fine that!

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