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# Using a List of Values Metafield to Display Labels/Badges
You want to use a metafield with multiple values, such as a Material metafield with values like "Wood," "Wool," "Cotton," and "Plastic." This allows you to control when a label or badge appears on your products. However, you are not sure how to set it up.
This guide will help you:
✅ Add a list of values to a metafield condition
✅ Understand how labels/badges display when using a List of Values metafield
Learn more about how to use Metafields in the **TA: Product Labels & Badges** app in this article: [How to Use Product Metafields to Customize Label/Badge Display?](/setup-conditions/product-conditions/include-products/how-to-use-product-metafields-to-customize-label-badge-display.md)
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### 1. How to add a list of values to a metafield condition
Follow these simple steps:
1. In the **Condition** settings, select **Product condition** → **With specific metafield(s)**
2. Click **Add metafield(s)**
3. Choose a metafield with a **List of values**.
Learn more about how to define a Shopify metafield with **a list of values** in this article: [How to Create Product Metafields in Shopify: A Step-by-Step Guide](/faqs/pro-tips/how-to-create-product-metafields-in-shopify-a-step-by-step-guide.md)
4. Click into the first input box and add a value (for example:`Wood`).
5. To add more values, click **Add item**. A new input field will appear. Now add value in the new field (for example: `Wool`, `Cotton`, etc.).
6. When you're done, click **Save**.
**Tip:** To remove a value, click the X icon next to value.
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### 2. How labels/badges display when using a List of Values metafield
💡**General rule:** A product only needs to match **at least one value** from the list of values you set for a metafield to satisfy that metafield.
**Scenario 1: Only one metafield**
**Example 1:**
* You create a **Material** metafield condition with values: `Wood`, `Wool`, `Cotton`, `Plastic`.
* Product A has Material values: `Wool`, `Water`.
→ Product A matches (because `Wool` is included), so the label/badge will display.
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**Scenario 2: Multiple metafields**
You can choose how metafield conditions are matched:
* Matching Option: **Must satisfy all metafield** → The label/badge appears only if **all** metafields are satisfied.
* Matching Option: **Just need to satisfy 1 of all metafields** → The label/badge appears if **any** metafield is satisfied.
**Example 2:**
* You create a **Material** metafield condition with values: `Wood`, `Wool`, `Cotton`, `Plastic`.
* You create a **Age** metafield condition with values: `Adult`, `Kids`.
Product A has:
* Material: `Wool`, `Water`
* Age: (empty)
→ Matching Option: **Must satisfy all metafield** → Label/badge **does not display** (because Age is empty and doesn't match).
→ Matching Option: **Just need to satisfy 1 of all metafields** → Label/badge **displays** (because Material matches `Wool`).
💡 **Tip:** Ensure that Storefront API access is turned on in the Metafield.
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### 3. What to expect
Once you've set everything up, your label/badge will automatically appear on the correct products in your store based on the conditions you defined.
