What do markers on a conditional control indicate?

Markers on a conditional control serve to indicate if conditions have been applied to that control, or if it has been based on or copied from other controls. This is significant because it helps users identify controls that may behave differently based on specific inputs or criteria. Knowing whether a control has conditions allows developers and users to understand the logic behind its behavior, ensuring that the correct workflows are followed when utilizing these controls in their applications or processes. This enhances clarity and facilitates troubleshooting or modification of the controls as needed.

Recognizing the relationships and dependencies between controls through these markers is essential in using the system effectively, especially in complex environments where multiple conditional controls interact with one another.