Is there a way to skip from one page and have the user go to another? Example: Page 1 has yes/no field, if yes goto page 2 and if no goto page 3 and so on.
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We are working on this for our April release. Our goal is to support copying forms between any organization by sharing the form design via a link.
In a subsequent release we will add support for moving forms and entries between organizations, but this is actually a much bigger deal, as we carefully segment organization data to keep it private, so moving entries and files will actually be much more difficult than just moving form designs.
I'm a developer with Cognito Forms. Unfortunately, a checkbox can only have two states, checked or unchecked, which equates to true or false in the context of a calculation. However, I do believe you can accomplish your requirement by using the "Radio Buttons" option for the Choice field, without it looking strange or odd. A Choice field does not require a default value therefore you do not need a third option to represent that null state. For a choice field to not have a default selection, the checkbox next to all Choices should be unchecked. I included a couple of screenshots to help explain this configuration. The first one is the configuration for the "Radio Buttons" Choice field and the second is a Yes/No field configured to be visible when the Choice field value is "Yes". I hope this helps. Hopefully, I am not misunderstanding your requirement.
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Absolutely! When you add Page Breaks in Cognito Forms, you can select
Show Next Page - Whento specify whether the page following a page break should be available. This will allow you to enter conditional logic such that when the answer to the question on Page 1 is Yes, then Page 2 is shown when the user clicks Next. This also affects the pages that appear in the progress bar and what pages are included in printed documents.