Hide group from page after showing other group

you can add 2 conditions like this:

if [x] equals "y" then show [group-1]
if [x] not equals "y" then show [group-2]

Is this what you are looking for?

Thanks.
This wasn’t what I meant.

I have a form with 10 questions. Each question has 4 options as answers.
If a user chooses the first option, I want to show him the next question and hide the question he already answered.
I don’t want to accumulate the questions along the page.

if [x] equals “y” then hide [group-1]

something like this?

https://bdwm.be/wpcf7cf/questionnaire/

Yes.
Thanks
Is there anything I should add to my fields?

So adding if [q1] equals “—” then show [g1] solved my issue

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by jabcka.

if [q1] equals “—” then show [g1]
if [q1] equals “I’m great” then show [g2sub]
if [q1] equals “I’m fine” then show [g3sub]
if [q1] equals “Not so well” then show [g7sub]
if [q2] equals “—” then show [g2]
if [q2] equals “red” then show [g3sub]
if [q2] equals “blue” then show [g4sub]
if [q2] equals “yellow” then show [g2sub2]
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Yes, or you could simplify it like this.

Instead of

if [q1] equals "-" then show [g1]
if [q1] equals "I'm great" then show [g2sub]
if [q1] equals "I'm fine" then show [g3sub]
if [q1] equals "Not so well" then show [g7sub]

write:

if [q1] equals "-" then show [g1]
if [q1] not equals "-" then show [g2sub]

Thanks for the review btw! Much appreciated.

EDIT: never mind.. Your use case seems to be something completely different than mine ??

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by Jules Colle.