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Different type of conditions

With Penbox, it is possible to make the content of your form dynamic based on the questions provided by your contacts. This manual will explain you how to make a form dynamic.

In the Penbox Studio you get access to several conditions these are: 

Equals 

This condition checks if two values are exactly the same. For instance, if question 1 equals yes, than show question 2.

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Does not equal 

This condition verifies if two values are not the same. If question 1 does not equal B, than show question 2.

doesnot

Is greater than 

This condition evaluates if one value is larger than another. If question A is greater than 18, than show question 2.

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Is greater or equal 

This condition checks if one value is either larger than or equal to another. So, if question A is greater or equal to 10, than show question 2.

conditon_equalorlarger

Is less than 

This condition examines if one value is smaller than another. If A is less than 1, than show element 2.

conditon_less_than-1

Is less or equal 

Similar to the above, this condition looks at whether one value is either smaller than or equal to another. If Question A is less or equal to 12, than show element 2.

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Contains 

This condition is applied when multiple answers are possible. For instance, if Question A presents four choices, the respondent can select up to three choices. We use this condition to display additional elements when the answer provided to Question 1 includes at least one of the specified variables.

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Is not one of the following values 

This condition checks if an answer given to a selected group of element is none of the listed values. For instance, none of the answers given in questions 1,2 and 3 are "No"

notfollowing

Is one of the following values 

This condition checks if an answer given to a selected group of element matches any of the listed values. For example, one of the answers given in questions 1,2 and 3 are "Dissatisfied"

does_contain

Is defined 

This condition verifies if the value of a element  known. For example, if a variable is defined, it means it has been answered. 

is_defined

Is undefined 

This checks if an element doesn't have a value . If a element is undefined, it has not been answered. 

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