ClickUp Forms conditional logic requires separate conditionals instead of AND/OR
ClickUp users want richer conditional logic inside Forms: combining AND/OR within a single conditional answer instead of stringing together separate conditionals for each branch. Custom field customization is also called out as too clunky.
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