Add the condition
- Add or edit the follow-up question.
- Under Conditional visibility, add a condition.
- Choose the earlier question whose answer controls visibility.
- Choose the comparison and value.
- Check the matching rule when there is more than one condition.
- Save the question and verify its Conditional badge.

A conditional Short Text question that appears when the earlier mailing-address answer is No.
Test both answers
After publishing to an isolated test case type, open that intake through Upload Case. Choose the answer that should show the follow-up, then the answer that should hide it. Return to the showing answer, enter test text, and save the case. Reopen the case’s intake to verify the saved answer. Full Preview helps inspect the form structure, but reviewing an outline alone does not test answer-dependent visibility. Verify the actual intake interaction before assigning the form broadly. Leave Rules for this answer empty unless you intentionally want an action to run. Showing a question and executing an automation are different configurations.Work with multiple conditions
The condition editor includes ALL matching, additional Condition controls, and nested Group controls. Review which conditions belong to each group before saving. A group that requires all of its conditions will only qualify when each condition is satisfied. Start with one follow-up question and one condition, then test it. When adding another condition, test the combinations separately: both satisfied, only the first satisfied, only the second satisfied, and neither satisfied. Include an unanswered controlling question in your review as well.Check common configuration mistakes
After changing a condition, repeat the interaction test and reopen the saved case to inspect the retained answer. Do not assume how previously entered hidden answers are handled without checking the resulting record.