# Conditional Logic
## Conditional Logic
Conditional logic allows you to define rules for properties such as Dynamic Visibility, Interactivity settings and Triggers
Clicking on the operator brings up a list of the available options, which include:
* equals (=)
* not equal (<>)
* less than (<)
* less than or equal to (<=)
* greater than (>)
* greater than or equal to (>=)
* is empty
* is not empty
* changes *- available for triggers only*
### Compound Conditional Logic
You can configure multiple conditions for Dynamic Visibility, Interactivity and Triggers.
To add another condition, click the button. This will generate another set of inputs for adding a new rule. Additionally, a delete option will appear, allowing you to remove these new rules.
Multiple conditions, with AND option selected
After adding another condition, a logic toggle will appear with "AND/OR" options. This selection dictates whether the functionality is activated when all conditions are satisfied (AND) or on an either-or basis (OR). By default, the "AND" option is selected.
{% hint style="info" %}
When multiple conditions exist, they are **all** evaluated along with the AND/OR properties to determine if the condition is met (TRUE) or not.
{% endhint %}
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