Hello
I have created a form and I need to set up conditional visibility that will show a question if 'arable' is selected in one or more previous questions.
Question - Farm Type
Question - Main Enterprise
Question - Other Enterprises
If 'Arable' is chosen for any of the above questions I want to show the question 'Crops Gown?'
What expression do I need to use please?
Thanks
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Ah yes, apologies I read through too quickly. Are you able to screenshot to include the relevant column and contents and copy past the exact cell content/expression into the thread?
It really seems like missing parentheses, syntax or spelling error - e.g. I can also see farm_type instead of Farm_type in the expression you shared previously (but am unsure if it is case sensitive).
It's all done using the 'relevant' column in Connect.
Here's a good example of showing an 'issue comments' question with visibility dependent on either of 2 questions.
If your questions have multiple answers e.g. arable and pasture - then use the 'selected()' syntax
https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-questions/quot-relevant-quot-field-syntax-for-multipl...
You can use their the relevant or the body::esri:visible column. They have the same visual effect, but their back-end process is different.
Relevant will hide something, and in doing so make it null. Aka, if it's hidden, it doesn't exist.
body::esri:visible will just hide something (end of storey). Aka, if it's hidden, it still exists.
In either case, I highly recommend you use selected(${my_question},'Hello World'). Yes, you can use ${my_question}='Hello World', but that doesn't always work (e.g., for select_multiple), whereas the selected() approach is much more reliable.
Here is an example:
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Hi. Thanks for your response. So I am aware of using the selected expression and have used this in other questions on my form, but, want I am trying to do is to reference multiple questions in the selected expression e.g if 'arable' is selected in Farm_type, or or if 'arable' is selected in Main_farm_enterprise or if 'arable' is selected in Other_enterprises then show the question'what crops are grown?' (see screenshot below) Is that possible? I have tried various expressions like the following but always get errors
selected(${farm_type}, 'Arable') or selected(${Main_farm-enterprise}, 'Arable') or selected(${Other_enterprises}, 'Arable')
selected(${Farm_type}, 'Arable'or ${Main_farm_enterprise}, 'Arable' or ${Other_enterprises}, 'Arable')
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Thanks
The error seems to reference crops_grown which doesn't seem to be related to this question. I'd look for that expression and fix or remove it from xls.
The first xepression should work, aside from a dash instead of underscore typo in main_farm_enterprise.
selected(${farm_type}, 'Arable') or selected(${Main_farm_enterprise}, 'Arable') or selected(${Other_enterprises}, 'Arable')
Crops grown is the question I am writing the expression for - I only want this question to display if they select arable to any of the other 3 questions.
Ah yes, apologies I read through too quickly. Are you able to screenshot to include the relevant column and contents and copy past the exact cell content/expression into the thread?
It really seems like missing parentheses, syntax or spelling error - e.g. I can also see farm_type instead of Farm_type in the expression you shared previously (but am unsure if it is case sensitive).
Something about the expression is wrong, I just don't know what. I've changed case to match the name field and tried writing the expression in different ways but nothing is working.
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You are putting the expression in the column called 'relevant' right?
I've got it working, like you said I was missing parentheses. Correct expression below.
(selected(${Farm_type},'Arable') or selected(${Main_farm_enterprise},'Arable') or selected(${Other_enterprises},'Arable'))
This post helped: Relevant Expression - multiple parameters - Esri Community
Thanks for your help David, it's much appreciated