# Setting-up Conditional Logic on Fields
Sometimes you might have a field in your Form, that you want to show *only* if the user has entered a specific value in another field.
You can achieve this setting by using **conditional logic** on Fields.
## Example
Take a look at the following:
In this case, it makes sense to **only** show the email or phone field when the corresponding option is selected in the **How should we contact you?** field.
To enable conditions for the **Email** and **Phone** fields, do the following:
1. Click the `cog` wheel next to the **Email** and **Phone** field. The **Edit question** dialog opens.
2. Select **Enable Conditions** in the **Conditions** section.
3. Enabling the condition field displays more options:
4. Set the appropriate conditions and click **Submit**.
### Action and Logic Types
There are two **Action Types**:
* Show: the field will be displayed if the rules match
* Hide: the field will be hidden if the rules match
Next up, you'll need to specify the **Logic Type**. This setting is only important if you have multiple rules.
* All: All of the rules must match
* Any: Any of the rules may match
## Adding a new condition
When adding a new condition, you'll need to select the field where you want to evaluate the value and can select an operator.
In this example, we only want to show the **Phone** field if the value of the **How should we contact you** field is `Phone`.
Similarly, you can display the **Email** field, if the value of the **How should we contact you** field is `Email`. You can see the conditions added to each field in the Forms designer:
## Result
When both the conditions have been set as shown above, this is how it will look on the frontend:
In this example, we have only selected **Phone** but it is possible to choose both *Phone*\* and **Email** and display both the fields.
## Conditions for Pages and Fieldsets
As well as showing or hiding a field based on conditions, you can also apply conditions to groups of fields (known as fieldsets) or to pages. The process is the same as described above.
When applying a condition to a page, effectively you are controlling the display of the submit button (for a single-page form) or the next/previous buttons (available on multi-page forms). In this way you can ensure that the entry so far is complete before accepting it or allowing the user to move onto the next page.
## Conditions for Dates
You can apply conditions to dates as well as strings. When you use the date picker field, you can set a condition if a submitted date is greater/less than a specific date.
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