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# Hiding a component using multiple conditions
Sometimes you may want to use multiple conditions when setting conditional visibility for a component. An easy way to do this is to use logical operator formulas like `AND()`, `OR()`, and `NOT()`.
In this example, I will use `AND()` to make my purchases table visible *only* when the selected customer has a status of *Active* and true for *Is Approved.* If either of these conditions is not met, the purchases table will not be visible.
1. To set up conditional visibility using multiple conditions, start the same way as in other examples – click on the component you wish to make conditionally visible, then go to the *Display* section in the component menu.
2. In the *Conditional Visibility* field, first choose the logical operator formula that you want to use. In this example, that will be `AND()`.
3. Next, enter the conditions that you want to use with the logical operator.\
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In this example, *Is Approved* is a checkbox – so it will already return *True* or *False* – but *Status* is a text field, so I will need to use the `EQ()` formula to return *True* or *False.*choose the user property that you want to use. Because my property type is a checkbox, it already returns `True` or `False` based on its value.
When I have set this up correctly, the value in the *Conditional Visibility* field will be:\
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`=AND(elements.Customers["0"].selected_item["Is Approved"], EQ(elements.Customers["0"].selected_item.status, "Active"))`
{% hint style="info" %}
Now the purchases table will only appear when a user is selected who is approved and also *Active.*
{% endhint %}
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