Conditional Multiple Choice: EITHER (Option A OR Option B) AND Option C

Hi,

I have a multiple choice question that has three options to choose from. The catch is that there is some logic that needs to be implemented in order for the question to function as intended.

I'm using this form to test on

We'll refer to the options as Option A, Option B, and Option C.

Option A and Option B need to be an OR, so that only one of these two options can be chosen.

Option C can be chosen regardless of the value of choice from the first logic condition.

As a result, only two options can be chosen at maximum, but only one option must be chosen out of all three at minimum.

I've attempted to use the multiple choice form element with the conditional logic from the form settings, but haven't found any solutions as of yet.

Appreciate any help.

Thanks,

-Oliver

You can restrict the number of options to be chosen by setting the minimum and maximum limit.

1. Click on the Gear icon shown in the below screenshot and go to Surveying.

2. Turn on the Entry Limit and set the Maximum and Minimum limit.

Unfortunately, there no way to disable option within Multiple Choice Field using conditions. Instead, you can create each option in a single field and disable the field using conditions: https://www.jotform.com/help/371-How-to-Enable-Disable-Fields-Using-Conditional-Logic

Hi AndrewHag,

Great insight, surprisingly separating the fields up will suffice for a solution with complimenting conditions. I just need to change the icon for a checkbox to look the same as the radiobox so that from a user perspective it looks like one question, which will need to be done through CSS.

Thanks for your help.

-Oliver