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ALL vs. ANY conditions

In charles there are two ways that you can connect single conditions within the Condition Builder:

• ALL: a customer must meet all conditions to be included in this flow path
• ANY: a customer must meet 1 condition to be included in this flow path

Want more details? Click below ⬇️ to deep dive into an example and see how ALL vs. ANY change the outcome.

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