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title: Selection Pills
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# Selection Pills
A simple prefab component displaying a set of "pills" given an array of **Options** (the pill values) and **Labels** (what should be shown in the pills). The user can make a selection, one or many pills. It works very similar to the [Multi Choice](/library/prefabs/multi-choice) prefab.
<div className="ndl-image-with-background l">
![](/library/prefabs/selection-pills/selection-pills.png)
</div>
There are a few important properties of the **Selection Pills** prefab component that we need to take a closer look at:
<div className="ndl-image-with-background l">
![](/library/prefabs/selection-pills/selection-pills-props-1.png)
</div>
First, you specify a set of pill values in the **Options** property / input.
```javascript
['one','two','three']
```
Optionally you can specify labels corresponding to each option value, if not the option value will be used as label. This is done via the **Labels** property / input.
```javascript
['One','Two','Three']
```
Finally the **Selection** property / input also contains an array of string, but this time you should have it contain the option values that you want selected. Most often this is connect to a variable or object property. See the example below.
<div className="ndl-image-with-background xl">
![](/library/prefabs/selection-pills/selection-pills-nodes-1.png)
</div>
The component also have a corresponding **Selection** output, here you can see it contains the option values that the user have selected.