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More laziness.............<br />
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I want to hide a form element if either one of 2 conditions is true<br />
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in the properties tab I have selected &quot;hide if formula true&quot; and enetered the formula<br />
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@IsNotMember(&quot;[Creator]&quot;;@<wbr />UserRoles)<wbr /><br />
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Can I put a second formula in there thats checks to see <br />
if the value of the field &quot;IsEdit&quot; is Yes<br />
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I want the form element to be hidden when either one of this conditions are true
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More laziness.............

I want to hide a form element if either one of 2 conditions is true

in the properties tab I have selected "hide if formula true" and enetered the formula

@IsNotMember("[Creator]";@UserRoles)

Can I put a second formula in there thats checks to see 
if the value of the field "IsEdit" is Yes

I want the form element to be hidden when either one of this conditions are true

Hide Form elements based on user Roles.

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