Hello Dave,
For this scenario you will need what we call a helper field. I would have the default value of the field set to 0, and then the button would switch to 1. In this instance you can have 1 button (trickier logic) or 2 buttons. With 2 buttons, 1 will set your helper to 1, and the other will set your helper to 0. Then on your instructions field add a formatting rule to hide when your helper is equal to 0.
If you are using a repeating section you can actually display the repeating section twice in your form. You will get design errors related to having the section in your form multiple ties, but those can be ignored. ! section would contain the field for instructions, and the other would not. Then using the same logic you can choose which section displays based on your helper field value.
Hope that helps!
Bre
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