Form questions can follow several answers
In Forms, a question can now be shown, or made required, based on several earlier answers at once — all of them, or any one — instead of just one.
Released 23 September 2026
Ask the right follow-up for more of your visitors: a question can now depend on several earlier answers at once, not just one.
What's new
- Several conditions in one rule. "Show this question only sometimes" and "Required only if" now each take up to ten conditions. Show a site-address question when the plan is Pro, or when the extras include Installation — without building the same question twice.
- All or Any. Choose whether every condition has to hold, or any one of them is enough. The builder reads the list back with "and" or "or" between the conditions, so you can see what it means at a glance.
- Arrange them your way. Drag conditions into the order that reads best, or select one and use Alt with the arrow keys. The order never changes the result.
- No doubled-up conditions. If the same condition appears twice in a rule, the builder points out the copy and leaves it out when your form saves.
- Publishing says which condition needs fixing. When a rule with several conditions has a problem — say, one points at a question you have since deleted — the message names that condition, not just the question.
- Your visitors get the whole rule. The required marker appears the moment a rule holds, and the form is checked against every condition when it is sent.
- Duplicating a question keeps its "Required only if" conditions, every one of them. As before, the copy starts without a "show only sometimes" rule, because a copied rule would point at the original question's answers.
- Your existing rules work as they did. A rule with one condition carries on unchanged; add a second whenever you need one.