View field in form based on previous data

Unfortunately, that is not possible with Airtable's native forms.

That is only possible with Fillout’s advanced forms for Airtable.

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Nope I'm afraid not.  The problem is that the data doesn't actually exist yet in Airtable before the form's submitted, and so displaying calculations based off of them isn't possible.  You could try doing workarounds where you create an Interface that looks like a form, but then you'd need to pay for one seat per salesperson which I think we want to avoid here

Fillout's probably the easiest option here (https://www.fillout.com/), and you'd set up a calculation for it that would take into account the data from the form fields like so:

Create the calculation (You can get the popup to appear by typing "@"):

Setting it up:

With the conditional logic looking like this:

And you'd add it to your form like this:


And it'd look like this: