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Need some help please, how can I expose (sbsar) "2" only if "1" is changed to false? Thanks

Need some help please, how can I expose (sbsar) "2" only if "1" is changed to false? Thanks

Hello,
You can simplify it as:
!input["Background_Color_Auto"]
or:
!input.Backgroung_Color_Auto
Learn more in the Visible if page of our documentation.
Best regards.
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