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Step 4: Configuring drop-down menus with options and conditional logic
In this step, you will set the label, options, and description for the drop-down field. The list of options should match the type of form. Since we are creating a contact form, we are offering a newsletter subscription option.

Click on your drop-down field and then click “Field Options.”

The Dropdown field's Field Options tab
In the “General” tab, fill in the necessary data:

Label. In drop-down fields, labels are usually questions. We will use “Would you like to subscribe to our newsletter?” as an example.
Choices. Let’s add “Yes, please” and “No, thank you.”
Description. In this field you can leave the wording “You can unsubscribe at any time”.
Required. Enable this option to require visitors to fill out this field.
The configured Dropdown field in the Field Options tab
So, let's set up the conditional logic.

Conditional logic means making decisions with “if” and “then” statements. When used in forms, it decides canada telemarketing data what happens next based on the answer the user gives.

Setting up conditional logic makes form filling easier. By showing only options that are relevant to previous selections, the form does not overload users with unnecessary choices.

In this example, we display an additional field if users choose the “Yes, thanks” option. We will allow subscribers to choose how often they want to receive promotional emails.

Before that, you need to prepare a new field. Go back to the “Add Fields” tab and click on “Dropdown” or any other field type. Then, fill in the details of the new field.