Hi Sandy Huntley‌,

Assuming this is a drop down choice control, you can default the second control to hidden with a rule similar to below.

This means that if any other option, other than Option 2, is selected, then the text box is hidden.

If on the other hand, you were using checkboxes on your choice control, the rule is a little different. There is two rules you could do.

First the contains function is looking to see if the Choice control has a selection of Option 2. Then since we dont want to hide it if this is true, we inverse the logic. So, we put a not function around the contains. Or alternatively you can put ! to inverse as well.

Hope that helps.

Cheers,

Euan

Hi Euan,

It is a checkbox and I tried both of the options and it hides it for all values related to that field.

Kind Regards

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Hi Sandy Huntley‌,

If its a single check box (not a check box but a Yes/No) then it will require something a bit different.

A checkbox stores its value as either true (for checked) or false (for unchecked). See the example below.

Hope that helps.

Cheers,

Euan

Hi,

No it’s a choice but I’m choosing to display as checkboxes, there are 4 options to choose from.

Kind Regards

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Hi Sandy Huntley‌,

Can you paste your formula you are using in here?

Thanks,

Euan

!contains(Strategic Purpose<javascript:void(0);>, 'Stakeholder Relations') - Hide

Kind Regards

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Tourism and Events Queensland

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Hi Sandy Huntley‌,

I successfully tested this on my form and it works OK.

Are you able to drop an email to support@nintex.com with your issue and also cc me (euan.gamble@nintex.com) ?

Thanks,
Euan

Sandy Huntley‌

Also can you export your form and include it on the email?

Thanks,
Euan

Just to close this thread off. Sandy Huntley‌ and I were able to fix the issue by removing the token and readding.

Cheers,

Euan