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If you click once on a Pick List  or Mulit-Select Field, their available options will appear on the empty place bellow the operator’s buttons. Options will also display if the pick list / multi-select field is based on a data source URL setting (i.e. Technician or Location).

Expression

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Building

To add a field or function to expression builder you have 2 options:

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When a function is inserted it will provide additional information about how the function must be structured.

 

FunctionArgumentDescription
SQR(number, power)Returns a number by a chosen power. Here we can choose a static number, like SQR(2, 3) and to get as return 8, or we can choose from a number Fields in our Form - SQR(Result1, Result2). Of course there can be a mixes - SQR(2, Result1), SQR(Result2, 3). The important part is that used fields must be number type and that the power must be with integer value.
SQRT(number)returns square root of a number or chosen Field - SQRT(4), SQRT(Result1). Again the Field must be number type.
MIN(Value1, Value2,…) return the smallest number from a list of numbers. The rules remain the same - numbers or fields from number type.
MAX(Value1, Value2,…)return the biggest number. Same rules.
AVG(Value1, Value2,…)return the average of the chosen number. Same rules
SUM(Value1, Value2,…)return the sum of the chosen number. Same rules
ROUND(Value, Optional: Precision)Rounds a number. If no Precision is entered the default behavior will be rounding to integer - ROUND(4.5) = 5, ROUND(4.44456) = 4. But if we want rounding to second digit after the decimal separator we must do ROUND(4.44456, 2) = 4.44. Of course same rules, as applied till now, are valid so ROUND(Result1, Result2) will be a valid expression too.
ROUNDTOEVEN(Value)Rounds a number to closest even value - ROUNDTOEVEN(5.4999) = 4, ROUNDTOEVEN(5.500001) = 6
HASVALUE(Value) returns "true" if the selected field has value and "false" if not. HASVALUE(Result1) - if there is anything entered in Result1 the result will be true. You can choose that expression if you want some field(s) to be visible only if specific field have some value.
CONTAIN(Field, Value)

 you can used this function if you want some field(s) to be visible only if specific Option from a Multi or Pick list is selected. To be working you must choose as Field the Pick/Multi List and as Value the option as string(in ""). For example : CONTAIN(PickList, "Pass"). If you want to assure that there is no mistakes in your expressions just double click on hint words and replace them with provided fields/options. If you want you fields to be visible when two options are selected(available only in Multilist) you can combine two CONTAIN function, or any other:

 

CONTAIN(MultiList, "Option 1") AND CONTAIN(MultiList, "Option 2") OR CONTAIN(MultiList, "Option 3")

Every possible logical operators can be applied and if you want to change the priority just add parenthesis where necessary:

CONTAIN(MultiList, "Option 1") AND (CONTAIN(MultiList, "Option 2") OR CONTAIN(MultiList, "Option 3"))

IF(Condition, ThenValue, Optional: ElseValue)
  1.  With If/Then/Else function you can decide what to be the value of the selected field, depending on chosen condition:

If(Result1 > 10, "Success", "Fail")

The Else value, like Precision is Optional and if you skip it and the condition is not satisfied no value will be assigned to field:

If(Result1 > 10, "Success")

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