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# Conditions

This is probably the most important tab in Segments, as here you are able to set up different conditions for a product to meet, so they will be added to a segment by the system. 

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Available conditions are displayed on the left panel, to add them you simply drag and drop them.

In conditions where the user has a multi-select type to choose from, it's possible to select more than one.

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Please be aware that configuration means: "if the product belongs to Monitors or Phillips category". If you wish for a condition to say: "if the product belongs to more than one (specific) category" the proper configuration is to use the same condition twice.

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You can add one or more conditions but remember that both of them will need to be met for a product to appear in that segment (**AND** operator)

Depending on the condition there may be extra options to choose from.

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When you are done, click on *SAVE CHANGES*.


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