# Conditional Logic
Let's simplify the set up of a professional User Interface by implementing conditional logic to your configurator.
## What is Conditional Logic?
Conditional logic allows you to display certain customization options or option values only if specific conditions are met.
For instance, you might want to display color/material options of a single component of the product **only if** the user includes that same component in their purchase.\
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\* *Please note that the conditional logic feature is only accessible in the Premium, Professional and Enterprise plans.*
## Set Up Conditional Logic for an entire customization option
1. Open your customizer, then edit an existing customization option and **select the three dots** on the top-right
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2. Enable the '**Set as conditional**' option\*.
3. Assign the '**hidden/shown**' state - a.k.a. whether the current customization option will be hidden or displayed if the condition is met.
4. Select '**Add a condition**', then choose an **existing** **customization option** and its **value** as condition to be met to either hide or display the current customization option.
5. Add as many conditions as necessary and '**Save**'
your changes.
## Set Up Conditional Logic for a specific option value
1. Open your customizer, then edit an existing customization option and go to the 'Options' section.
2. **Select the option value you want to make conditional, and select the three dots** on the top-right of that option.
3. Enable the '**Set as conditional**' option\*.
4. Assign the '**hidden/shown**' state - a.k.a. whether the current customization option will be hidden or displayed if the condition is met.
5. Select '**Add a condition**', then choose an **existing** **customization option** and its **value** as condition to be met to either hide or display the current customization option.
6. Add as many conditions as necessary and '**Save**'your changes.