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đź§® Variables & Hidden Calculations In Forms

Text fields in forms now support variables, allowing you to display information entered earlier for a more personalized user experience. For example, a user's name from one step can be shown in the next.

The formatting in the field might look like this:

Hi, {{form.name}}!

Where:
• Form is a system prefix that must be used before the variable name and its value.
• Name is the variable name you set in the block's Content tab.
• Def is a preset value displayed if the user ignores the field.

More on variables in the Help Center: https://help.tilda.cc/forms/settings#show-variable

You can now choose to hide intermediate calculation results in the calculator field—useful when you want users to see only the final total, such as in a shopping cart.

Where to find: Content tab → Calculator field type → Don't display in the form

You can also combine this setting with variables to create scored quizzes—for example, a "How productive are you?" quiz that reveals the final score at the end.

More on calculator in forms in the Help Center: https://help.tilda.cc/forms-calculator
2025-06-11 19:26