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Is any of checks whether the answer matches at least one value in your list — an allow-list for single or multi-select choices. Use it for regional routing (US, CA, GB), role tiers, and any “if they picked one of these options” branch.

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When to choose this

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Exact behavior

  • Choice fields only (select, radio, checkbox list, tags, country, NPS, dual listbox, etc.).
  • You provide a non-empty list of allowed values (multi-chip in Studio).
  • Matching uses flexible Equals rules — "1" matches 1.
  • Multi-select: matches if any single selected option is in your list (not “must pick all listed values”).
  • Empty allow-list → never matches (fail-closed).
  • Blank answers generally do not match.

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Which field types

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Blank / unanswered answers

Generally does not match. Null/empty/[] will not equal normal choice values. Use Is empty for the skipped path.

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Configure in Studio

1

Open a rule

Logic → Rules, or Branch / Add condition on a field.
2

Pick a choice field

Country, Role, Plan, Tags, etc.
3

Choose Is any of

Choice family operator.
4

Add option chips

One or more values — US, CA, GB, …
5

Add Then actions

Show blocks, Jump to page.
6

Test each chip and combinations on Fill

Multi-select: one match in list should fire rule.

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Worked examples

When Country is any of US, CA, GB → Then Show blocks English terms
Any one of the three countries triggers the block.

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Staff roles

When Role is any of Editor, Admin, Owner → Then Show blocks Advanced settings

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Priority support tier

When Plan is any of Pro, Enterprise → Then Show blocks Dedicated support

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Tags include beta

When Tags is any of Beta, Early access → Then Require answer Feedback email
On multi-select, selecting either tag matches.

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Test on fill

1

Pick one listed option

Rule on.
2

Pick unlisted option

Rule off.
3

Multi-select: one listed + others

Rule on.
4

Leave empty

Rule off.

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Common mistakes

  • Using Is any of when all listed options must be selected — use Includes every of.
  • Using for exact set with no extras — use Equals set.
  • Block-list instead of allow-list — use Is none of.
  • Empty chip list in Studio — clause never matches.

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Troubleshooting

Option values in rule may not match stored values. Confirm chips match option configuration.
Is any of is OR semantics — switch to Includes every of or Equals set if too broad.
Field is not choice family — use Equals or text operators.
Use Is none of with same chip list for block-list logic.
Last modified on September 7, 2026