@Michelle Jabanes-Oracle Hi Michelle, After much trial and error I discovered that part of the HTML file used on the marketing form referenced a hosted javascript file that contained all of the logic used to create the form branching. I've successfully managed to setup the branching on our form although sadly it breaks…

@Michelle Jabanes-Oracle Hi Michelle, Thanks for anonymizing my image I must have missed that part! I'm checked the field the ID is "custentitydate_of_birth". Whenever we add a field onto a webform we need to include the NL prefix otherwise the form throws back an error when we try to save it e.g."missing…

I think I have managed to slim down the drop down menu so the 2 options that are now updating the correct values from a list back on the record, but now I'm trying to make fields appear on the web form when you select an option. All of this is being done on the HTML file on the online marketing form: This script is…

@Mikko De La Fuente-Oracle Admittidley I'm not even sure how I go about finding that information. I'm reusing some script that a developer implemented for us that is achieving a similar result but as a charity with little to no budget for this type of work we're looking into doing it ourselves if at all possible. There's…

@Charlene Hey Charlene, when you say form do you mean online marketing form or NetSuite form? If the former I'm trying to achieve the same thing on my web form so will follow this post closely :)

Hi @Jeff Pineda-Oracle @Pauline Joy Cac-Oracle, I've found the offending script, it's being hosted on our website under a different guise so I didn't pick it up when I was last looking. Thanks for your input :)

Selecting "18-24" on the form selects "17-24 Venturer" on the field.

Hi Pauline, Thanks for getting in touch so quick! Here's the details: Customer Field ID (gen - applicant type): R_I_ID Online Form: Field: Record: HTML: Feel free to drop any questons over to me :)