My problem is, that I can’t calculate with either 10$ or 15$ depending on how many employees the customer entered in the employee numbers field.
Right now I have to solve this in a very hacky way. I have to add multiple calculation fields that are either shown or hidden depending on how many employees the customer entered in the employee numbers field. This is a mess in the form builder and especially in the notification email.
With calculation conditionals this could be solved, and it could open up opportunities for way more advanced calculations.
I’m a PHP dev who has done projects somewhat close to your own, of which I am releasing some of the code I wrote for that to the OpenSource community. I think some of what it can do could be helpful to part of your requirements. Specifically the capturing of the user’s input for easy access in other forms and backend custom code.
I just put online a very simple demo (and documentation) of an example of data from one form being used by another, all working with no custom code other than the new “MFSFS” plugin now in beta testing. You are welcome to check out the demo (the documentation for it is at the repo on GitHub if it interests you) - see links below.
It does sound like you could greatly simplify and solve your needs with a little backend coding help. It sounds like you need some custom data handling logic to process your inputs and a little bit of output formatting. If you decide to enlist some coding assistance feel free to drop me a DM.