What does setting a control to be conditionally available do?

When a control is set to be conditionally available, it enables the control to respond dynamically to certain conditions that are defined in the application. This means that the visibility or interactivity of the control can change based on user selections or other data inputs. For example, if a user selects a specific item or option, the conditional settings can allow the control to become visible or enabled based on those user choices, creating a more interactive and user-responsive interface.

This approach enhances user experience by ensuring that only relevant controls are accessible at any given time, thus guiding the user through necessary inputs and actions in a more logical flow. This flexibility is crucial in applications where the context of choices significantly impacts the options available to users at any point in time.