Editing And/or conditions (section)

=== Step-by-step instructions with detailed explanations ===
To help illustrate how to utilize the '''AND''' and '''OR''' conditions, let's walk through some examples using fictional contacts and tags:

==== "AND" Logic Conditions ====
The '''AND''' logic condition includes only those contacts who meet all specified conditions.

*Example 1: "AND" Logic with Positive Conditions*
- Create a segment that checks for contacts with the following tags: "engaged," "champion," and "new."
- Result: Only Jane Doe qualifies, as she possesses all three tags.

*Example 2: "AND" Logic with Negative Conditions*
- Create a segment that checks for contacts who do not have the tags: "champion" and "new."
- Result: Macy Doe and Martino Doe qualify since neither of them has those tags.

*Example 3: "AND" Logic with Both Positive and Negative Conditions*
- Create a segment requiring the "engaged" tag and disallowing both "champion" and "new" tags.
- Result: Only Martino Doe qualifies, as he has the "engaged" tag and lacks the other two.

==== "OR" Logic Conditions ====
The '''OR''' logic condition allows for a broader inclusion; only one out of the specified conditions needs to be met for a contact to qualify.

*Example 1: "OR" Logic with Positive Conditions*
- Create a segment checking for contacts with the tags: "engaged," "champion," or "new."
- Result: Both Martino Doe and Jane Doe qualify since they have the "engaged" tag.

*Example 2: "OR" Logic with Negative Conditions*
- Create a segment that includes contacts who do not have the "engaged," "champion," or "new" tags.
- Result: Macy Doe qualifies, as she lacks all those tags.

*Example 3: "OR" Logic with Both Positive and Negative Conditions*
- Create a segment looking for contacts with the "engaged" tag or not having the "champion" tag or having the "new" tag.
- Result: All three, Jane Doe, Martino Doe, and Macy Doe, qualify due to meeting at least one of the conditions.