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The Conditional Step allows you to conditionally route your workflow to one or more paths based on one or more rules. You can even customize the conditional logic for these rules! To add this step to your workflow, click the "Add Step" button on your Map and then select Add a Conditional from the dropdown menu.

Under ?Field Settings?, click on ?Conditional Logic?. The conditional logic settings will open in a new window that slides in from the right-hand side. Toggle to enable conditional logic and then set your conditions below. Here you can show or hide fields based on one or more user input values.

Please note that there is no limit on the number of conditions that you can create in your form, but having a large number of conditions might cause your form to run slowly. If you encounter any error in your forms while creating conditions, please share the link to your form so that we can investigate further.

No, there is no limit on the number of conditions you can use on your form. But, if there is any conflict between these conditions, using these many conditions in a single form would damage its performance and may break it.

Jotform offers a variety of ways to add conditional logic to forms to help customize the user experience. In the Jotform Form Builder, go to the Settings tab and click on Conditions in the left menu. From there, you can select the action you want to take place under a specific condition.

The form limit of a free account is 5, if you want to create new form, you have to delete the other form. You submission limit on the other hand, have 100 submissions. However, the number of account usage and limits will depend on the subscription you have. You can see the account usage and limits on our Pricing page.

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