In AEM, CQ-dialogs are one of the most important components. It is possible to greatly improve the user experience by strategically hiding dialog fields until a specific option is selected by the user.    

Hi @NitroHazeDev ,   It would be great if you marked your reply as a correct answer. As a result, others who have similar problems will be able to benefit from it.   Thanks

Yeah, It is possible. simply create multi-field first and then use above structure. But I will suggest you to create group for each option to avoid breaking inheritance. Bcoz i also faced similar issue. But creating groups of each options worked for me.  

Yeah it should work. Could you please try out from your end and check?

Hi @NitroHazeDev ,   If I understand your question correctly, you are looking for a way to display and hide multiple fields based on the selection from a drop down menu, right?. Here is a screen shot and dialog snippet that I have attached. I have tested it in AEM 6.5.12 and it works fine for me.   ...

Thanks @SantoshSai , This is exactly what i was looking for.

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