# Label groups condition

**Label group condition** helps you manage where the label group can be displayed in the front store. There are **two options** for you to set up condition for the label group. 

**1. Keep individual label condition:** This condition allows you to **display label groups based on the individual rules of each label within the group**. Depending on the product and the conditions set for each individual label, the label group will display differently.<br>

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**Example:**

* Label A is set up for products X and Y.
* Label B is set up for product C.
* A label group (containing Label A and Label B) is assigned to collection Z, which includes products X, T, and C.

**With the above condition applied:**

* Product X will display Label A (since it matches Label A’s condition).
* Product C will display Label B (as it meets Label B’s condition).
* Product T does not meet the conditions for either Label A or Label B, **but since it’s part of collection Z (which has the label group assigned)**, it will still show the label group (which includes both Label A and Label B).

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**2. Set a custom group condition:** This setting will **override all individual label rules and apply a new condition for the label group.** The label group will show for products/collections you configure in this setting: <br>

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***Choose “any condition” if you have more than 1 condition:***<br>

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