# How to use a computed field in a condition

{% hint style="info" %}
To achieve this, just select the computed field from the list in the condition first dropdown (step 3 of the "[<mark style="color:blue;">**How to set show/hide conditions**</mark>](/how-tos/logic-how-tos/how-to-set-show-hide-conditions.md)" doc). \
The condition would be based on the value returned by the Computed Field.
{% endhint %}

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