Introducing Branching in Microsoft Lists Forms
Branching in forms allows you to create dynamic forms that adapt based on user input. This means that the form can change in real-time, showing or hiding fields depending on the choices made by the user. This is particularly useful when dealing with different types of data that require different sets of information.
For example, in a contact list where you store information about both internal and external users, the data requirements for each type of contact can vary significantly. Internal contacts might only need a person column, while external contacts require multiple fields to capture the same information. Additionally, both types of contacts might need extra information that is relevant to both.