I have a form with 3 items: Scenario A, Scenario B, and Scenario C.
Each one of this has a drop down with: (1), (2), and (3).
I do NOT want
Scenario-A = 1
and
Scenario-B = 1Is there a way to make it so if a (1) is chosen, then in scenario B and C, (1) can't be chosen again?
Not sure if this is ideal for you, but you could just make two sets of drop downs and use conditional logic to show the right one.
So I pick Scenario A-1 and then Scenario B shows a drop down field with only 2/3 listed. If I pick Scenario A-2 then a different Scenario B drop down field shows with 1/2/3.
I tried doing that, but that got REALLY convoluted really quickly.
A = (1) > B.1( 2, 3 )
A = (2) > B.2( 1, 3 )
A = (3) > B.3( 1, 2 )Easy enough right? But then C got a ton of fields, because you can't do "Conditional if (this) and (that) AS WELL AS conditional (thing) and (stuff). It's either conditional for all or any, not groups of things, so I ended up with a MESS of C's.
[A = 1] + [B.1 = 2] > (C = 3)
[A = 2] + [B.2 = 1] > (C = 3)
[A = 3] + [B.3 = 1] > (C = 3)
[A = 3] + [B.3 = 2] > (C = 3)And all of that is just for C = 3. This got way to messy.
You are in luck my friend, our latest beta release has enhanced Conditional Logic features, check out the release notes here:
http://www.gravityhelp.com/gravity-forms-v1-6-3-beta-1-released/
Perfect!