Formidable Forms' delete field button

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Once the menu expands, simply click on “Deleted”.

Now it's time to set up the conditional logic.

First, you need to head the second question about who we are, which is how many times users are willing to exercise in a week. Click on the field.

Then, scroll down the custom panel and expand the “Conditional Logic” menu item.

The conditional logic menu item in Formidable Forms builder
In the “Conditional Logic” section you can configure different drop-down menus.

If users choose the “Weight Loss” option, you need to show the “How many days a week do albania telemarketing data you exercise?” field. Here are the necessary settings:

Show or hide this field. Here you can show or hide the field “How many days a week do you train?”. You can keep the “Show this field” option.
All-in-one. In this drop-down menu you can configure whether any or all conditions must be met. Let’s keep it as “any”.
Select field. Here you will choose one of the other fields in the form to set the condition argument. Let's choose "What is your main goal?".
Even and other options. The default setting is “equal”. You can leave it as is.
Select the option. In this last field, you will need to select “Weight Loss”, as you want this question to appear for users who choose the option.
If you want to set only one condition, you can click the '-' button or leave the settings as they are.

Here's what the final setup might look like:

Conditional logic configured in Formidable Forms
So, let’s set up the conditional logic for the “Do you prefer to work out at home or at the gym?” field. For this guide, we’ll try to show the question if users select the other options in the “How many days a week do you work out?” field.