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Is there a way to swap logics around without deleting them and starting over again?

I have not placed my logics in the right order. But I also have alot of variable logics. Currently I can only work on the bottom of the list.

Should you place jumps first, then variable calculations, then text variables? 
Or should the variables go under each logic jump created.

 

For eg

  1. logic jump-A and B and C and D; Calculate-add 4 to count; Replace (yes/no) = eyelash, yes/no=lash etc

Or

  1. logic jump restrictive (a and b and c)
  2. logic jump less restrictive (a and b or c)
  3. logic jump general (a or b or c)
  4. calculations
  5. text variables

Hi @TFJunkie Happy Monday! Nice to see you here again! 😀

While we don’t have a way to swap logics (you would need to delete/add to move them around), this article here on ordering logic jumps might be helpful to answer your question!


That link is for basic ordering of jumps, but not variable logic ie calculations and text logics.

You partially answered the question.


There probably should be an upload CSV or PDF file function.
or is there a more efficient way to add addition variables?
my first question has a choice of 12 courses and they can choose multiple.
so to add courses to course_count my logics will be something like this.
IF 
  1 For which course are you registering? = A Microblading/Nano Feather
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = B Ombre/Powder Brow
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = C Nano Brow
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = D Lip Blush
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = E Eyeliner Tattoo
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = G Hyaluron Pen
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = H Eyelash Extension
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = I Keratin Lash Lift
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = J Brow Lamination
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = K Teeth Whitening
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = L Scalp Micro
THEN 
  Add 11 to course_count.

IF 
  1 For which course are you registering? = A Microblading/Nano Feather
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = B Ombre/Powder Brow
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = C Nano Brow
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = D Lip Blush
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = E Eyeliner Tattoo
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = G Hyaluron Pen
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = H Eyelash Extension
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = I Keratin Lash Lift
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = J Brow Lamination
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = K Teeth Whitening
  OR 1 For which course are you registering? = L Scalp Micro
THEN 
  Add 10 to course_count.

IF 
  1 For which course are you registering? = A Microblading/Nano Feather
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = B Ombre/Powder Brow
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = C Nano Brow
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = D Lip Blush
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = E Eyeliner Tattoo
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = G Hyaluron Pen
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = H Eyelash Extension
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = I Keratin Lash Lift
  AND 1 For which course are you registering? = J Brow Lamination
  OR 1 For which course are you registering? = K Teeth Whitening
  OR 1 For which course are you registering? = L Scalp Micro
THEN 
  Add 9 to course_count.
and so, up to nearly 1000 logics.

Later in the form I want to have another option to review their courses and have an option to add more or swap.
Can that be setup with logics?


Ok, so i figured out, that this method is redundant and that setting up variables is a better option. I also figured out, that when you want variables to work, you can leave conditions as ‘OR’. They don’t have to be grouped with ’AND’ to trigger a variable.


Thanks GPT


Hi @TFJunkie! Happy Halloween! 🎃 Hope you’re enjoying the day! It’s always good to see you back here.

I’m glad that @john.desborough was able to jump in and help with your question! Everyone here in the community pitches in with the time they have, so let’s keep it respectful and supportive—that way, we all get the best experience out of it!

Thanks for being here, and let us know how else we can help!


@Liz I don’t understand the meanig behind your statement. I would prefer you speak more transparently.


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