Display Rules: add "AND/OR" or "ANY/ALL" to logic

Feature Requests
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As a Knack Builder I would like the ability to set and use rules that use both AND and OR in the same filter so that I can allow users to more dynamically display the correct records they need to see.

Scenario 1: For Form Display Rules, I would like to set "if ANY or ALL of the following are true" to be able to more easily see checkbox lists and hide or show dependent form fields.

Scenario 2: I have a scheduled task that needs to send emails based on a WHEN of "date is today" and "status is pending OR status is open". Currently I need to set up these as two different tasks because I cannot have this OR criteria.

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I am experiencing this pain as well.  We need this feature

 

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Can this please be added

4

Five years later... can we please see this added? I'm having to build the majority of my page rules in Javascript instead.

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I've got a really complex form and without the AND/OR, ANY/ALL, the process has been a true nightmare.  Please add this functionality.  

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Hi,

Has this issue still not been addressed?

The ability to indicate 'AND' 'OR' when basing the Display Rules on the response for one multiple choice field is essential? Particularly for a complex form.

Knack team, has this issue been addressed?

Thanks,

Conor

 

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Hi,

Two years on and still no "OR" which means lots of rules or even some things not being possible, please add this.

Thanks

Dan

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I agree. We need an 'or' option. If a field is to "show" when any one of multiple choices are selected in a single drop down then you have to create the rule twice to account for each one.

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I second this motion

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For me - this is a key feature that's been missing from Knack since we started using the platform.

We really need the ability to allow end users to switch between ANY/ALL (AND/OR) logic when filtering records in the front end. 

I spoke with Brandon Griggs (Knack) around 12 months ago about this, and he mentioned it was in the pipeline, however it looks like it was put on the back burner :(

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I agree with Brandon. Although there are ways to get around this restriction, it makes for very complicated and long hours of setting up Display Rules when one has a complex form.