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# How to Exclude the Free Shipping Progress Bar Widget from Specific Markets

#### **Overview**

If you want the free shipping progress bar to appear only in specific markets and be hidden in all others, follow the steps below.

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1. Go to **XGro Cart Progress Bar** → **Goals** → **Setup** → **Target Countries**.

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2\. Select **Only specific countries**, then click **Select Countries**.

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3\. In the **Select Countries** dialog, choose the countries where you want the widget to appear. The country list is synced from your Shopify Markets. Click **Select** to save. The progress bar widget will now only be displayed in the markets corresponding to your selected countries — all other markets will not show the widget.

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**Note**

If you've restricted the widget to specific countries and later add new countries to your Shopify Markets, the widget will not automatically apply to those new countries. If you'd like the progress bar to appear in the newly added markets as well, please repeat the steps above to include them.


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