Layered and Grouped Conditions allow users to build complex logic by combining multiple criteria and groups of conditions. This enables advanced Boolean expressions that can handle a wide range of scenarios.
To use this feature:
Click “+ (Add condition)” to add one or more conditions within a single group
Click “+ (Add group)” to create a new group of conditions, which can include multiple criteria or nested groups
Toggle between “And” / “Or” above each condition group to define whether all conditions must be met or if any condition can trigger the logic.
"AND" logic means all conditions must be met for the clause to appear.
Example:
If the condition isA = Yes AND B = Yes, both A and B must be answered “Yes” for the clause to be included."OR" logic means at least one condition must be met.
Example:
If the condition isA = Yes OR B = Yes, then either A or B (or both) must be “Yes” for the clause to be included.You can also combine AND and OR logic for more complex rules.
Example:
(A = Yes OR B = Yes) AND C = Yes
This means that either A or B (or both) must be “Yes”, and C must also be “Yes” for the clause to appear.
This structure allows you to create highly tailored logic that adapts to a range of user inputs.
With layered and grouped conditions, users can:
Create advanced conditional logic without duplicating rules
Manage multiple scenarios and combinations of answers efficiently
Maintain clarity and accuracy as templates become more complex
Control how placeholders and clauses behave based on multiple conditions.
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