can you try the functions for "not" and "equals"

i.e.

and(not(equals(keystakeholder_CHC,"No")), not(equals(priorityportfolio_CHC,"No")))

Thanks for the suggestion Cassy - unfortunately the result is the same.

I want the label to be hidden, UNLESS the answers to the questions are both NO.

so you want to hide label if at least one of controls is different from 'No'.

ie. one OR the other OR both are different from 'No'.

so you should have used or() condition instead of and()

or(keystakeholder_CHC!="No", priorityportfolio_CHC!="No")‍

Hi Marian - thanks for your response, but no. The condition is true only if the answers to BOTH questions is no.

Oops - sorry Marian - have re-read your comment and yes, that makes sense. I will try this now

Absolutely fantastic - thank you Marian - that has worked like a charm!

Hi Marian, I wonder if you would have time to help me again. I have hit another brick wall - I didn't put the full details in my earlier question as I thought I would be able to work it out for myself. I have been able to for the instances where KeyStakeholder is anything but NO (Yes or Blank), but I am not sure how to translate this over for when the condition needs to include the instances where KeyStakeholder is "No"....

Essentially, the label should be hidden regardless of what is selected in the Keystakeholder choice (Blank, yes, no) - it is the answers to the other Yes/No questions that should make the statement visible or not.

I want the prompt label to be HIDDEN in the following instances (where both are true):

When KS != No && Right Region != No

ALSO

When KS != Yes &&  PriorityPortfolio != No

OR

When KS != Yes && Right Region != No

OR

When KS != Yes && Budget != No

Appreciate any assistance you can give me

Thank you

Jacquie

so if I understand your requirement correctly, your conditions could be simplified like

- if  'Right Region' != No (regardless of value of KS)

- AND (ALSO):  KS != Yes AND ( PriorityPortfolio != No OR Budget != No)

so rule's formula might look like

RightRegion != 'No' && KS != 'Yes' &&  (PriorityPortfolio != 'No' || Budget != 'No')‍‍‍

if you used Yes/No checkboxes for all that options it might be eve simpler

RightRegion && not(KS) && (PriorityPortfolio || Budget)‍‍‍‍

Hi Marian, thank you for this. I tried this but unfortunately it is showing the statement when YES is selected for the KeyStakeholder condition. However, you highlighted for me that if the result of KS doesn't matter for Right Region, then I don't need to define anything for KS, so this is what is working now:

or(keystakeholder_CHC!="No", priorityportfolio_CHC!="No")&&or(keystakeholder_CHC!="No", Budget_CHC!="No")&&or(rightregion_CHC!="No")

Thank you so much for your help!

hmm, are you sure it works correctly?

your last OR expression might return inconsistent results (since it miss 2nd parameter)

or(rightregion_CHC!="No")‍‍

see following

unfortunately it is showing the statement when YES is selected for the KeyStakeholder condition

that's what you have originally asked for, don't you?

KS != Yes ==> hide label ==> ie. KS == Yes ==> show label