When updating a record on click or page load, it would be very helpful to have multiple conditional if statements layered on top of each other.
I could use this too!
It is possible to do this as a workaround by ‘nesting’ groups -
AND: group 1 is visible if condition x is satisfied, and group 2 (inside group 1) is visible if condition y is satisfied. The contents of group 2 will only be visible if conditions x AND y are satisfied.
OR: group 1 is visible if condition x is satisfied. Group 2 (a complete identical copy of group 1) is only visible if condition y is satisfied. The contents will therefore be visible if conditions x OR y are satisfied.
By playing with these concepts, it is possible to achieve what you need to as a workaround pending the development of the platform.
Darragh: Awesome! Thanks for that hack 
Brian Schuster just to clarify you’d like this in the math / number formulas?
Jeremy Blalock (Adalo): It would be good in the functions that go with automatic fields. I figured out a work-around for now with filters.
Jeremy Blalock (Adalo):
I wonder if that IF function could be used as for string replacement ie :
NumberA : 123 456 712
if (NumberA contains 123;“HAC”)
(else)
if (NumberA contains 12;“DE”)
*(full criterias here are “123” and “12” - not 1,2 or 3)
Result : HAC 456 7DE
returned string is now a “text” string…
Target use : Catalog/item/Promo Code/Invoices Num, etc…
Yes, it’s a must have feature
There could also be a “Not Like” comparing with “first” String caracters : "not like : “elvis*****”
“Does not equal” and “does not contain” are present in other areas so that’s what I was getting at here.
Getting support for conditional statements would be very helpful especially for app localization and to minimise app screen number
Thank you
Having multiple conditional statements would be the absolute game-changer for my whole development experience with Adalo, since I already had to invest some additional days (not a joke) trying to mimic multiple conditional statements, to my great regret, not without making otherwise unnecessary compromises.
Please, Adalo-Team, make it possible!
Also, when setting the “Is visible when” it would be very helpful if multiple conditions could be true, rather than only one. For example, button A is visible when condition A and condition B are true, or condition A is true and B is false.