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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions src/layer/conditional-visibility/index.md
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# Show and hide fields depending on a field value (conditional visibility)
Conditional visibility can be applied to groups and tabs, meaning they will be displayed or hidden depending on the value of a field.
# Conditional Visibility
Conditional visibility can be applied to groups and tabs, so that they will be displayed or hidden depending on the value of a field.

:::tip Example project available
You can explore this functionality in <MerginMapsProject id="documentation/form_setup" />.
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# Attributes Form Layout
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Collecting and editing data in the field can be more efficient with forms that are easy to navigate. QGIS offers a lot of options for improving the layout of your forms, such as using groups and tabs to keep related fields together, displaying or hiding a group of fields based on conditional visibility, or displaying tips and instructions in the forms.
Collecting and editing data in the field can be more efficient with forms that are easy to navigate. QGIS offers a lot of options for improving the layout of your forms, such as using [tabs and groups](../tabs-and-groups/) to keep related fields together, displaying or hiding a group of fields based on [conditional visibility](../conditional-visibility/), or displaying tips and instructions in the forms using the [Text or HTML widget](../info-widgets/). The starting point for creating a form is [QGIS Drag and Drop Designer](#qgis-drag-and-drop-designer).


## QGIS Drag and Drop Designer
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# Tabs and groups
Using QGIS Drag and Drop designer, fields can be arranged into groups and tabs.
Using [QGIS Drag and Drop designer](../form-layout/#qgis-drag-and-drop-designer), fields can be arranged into groups and tabs.

:::tip Example project available
To see an example of tabs and groups, you can clone <MerginMapsProject id="documentation/form_setup" />.
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