# Creating multi step form

You can create a multi-step form using widgets with conditional filters. Multi-step forms are a great way to set up your form so that users will only see and fill out information that is relevant to them, without having a long form to look through.

### Prepare your data table <a href="#h_01gb2x5sm1rx249f7bpapg3vsm" id="h_01gb2x5sm1rx249f7bpapg3vsm"></a>

We will be creating a multi-step create form on our Property app. We will use a dropdown field, with two options, the status chosen by the user will determine what they see in the rest of the form.

You will need a dropdown field with two options added into your table, for our example, "For Sale" and "To Lease" are added to our Property table.

![CleanShot\_2023-04-27\_at\_10.08.38\_2x.png](https://support.stackerhq.com/hc/article_attachments/16142076035219)

### Edit the create form <a href="#h_01gb2vxb0aqrks96cr77f1mema" id="h_01gb2vxb0aqrks96cr77f1mema"></a>

1. Click the **Manage fields and data**
2. Go to table
3. Click **Layout**
4. Select **Customize your create layout**
5. Delete the default field container

![layout-mfd.gif](https://support.stackerhq.com/hc/article_attachments/16148124093331)

### Add field widgets <a href="#h_01gb2wkkj04169932wv89yhmnv" id="h_01gb2wkkj04169932wv89yhmnv"></a>

1. Click on the field widget
2. Toggle on the Multi-select field
3. Add 2 more field widgets

![CleanShot\_2023-04-25\_at\_10.49.33\_2x.png](https://support.stackerhq.com/hc/article_attachments/16076394010259)

There should now be 3 different field widgets in the form: The first with the multi-select field and one field widget for the results of each drop-down option. The form should look something like this. ![Screenshot\_2022-08-22\_at\_15.22.02.png](https://support.stackerhq.com/hc/article_attachments/8873294642835/Screenshot_2022-08-22_at_15.22.02.png)

### Set visibility filters <a href="#h_01gb2ymqs7n3k4pbapdkht4nbe" id="h_01gb2ymqs7n3k4pbapdkht4nbe"></a>

1. Click to highlight the Sale information widget
2. In **Edit layout** click **Set conditional visibility**
3. Select the field. In this example, it will be the "For Sale/To Let?" field
4. Select "For Sale" as the option
5. Repeat this with the Lease information field widget

![Screenshot\_2022-08-22\_at\_15.43.03.png](https://support.stackerhq.com/hc/article_attachments/8874033000467/Screenshot_2022-08-22_at_15.43.03.png)

![Screenshot\_2022-08-22\_at\_15.47.05.png](https://support.stackerhq.com/hc/article_attachments/8874038936083/Screenshot_2022-08-22_at_15.47.05.png)

Now when users select either "For Sale" or "To Lease" in the first field container, they will only be shown the relevant field container.


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