Conditional scripting for Object States?

Hello, Experts!

I have been working on an .indd project that is somewhat a mock calculator that will be deployed via digital publishing. I’ve mocked up a selector box, with 5 states, so when you toggle up or down, you toggle through the states. Correspondingly, there are objects throughout the document that also have 5 states and they, too, change simultaneously as click the toggle buttons. So far so good.

My question: Is it possible to create a script that would check which state my button my selector is on, and also check the state of a second selector and cause a third object to have multiple possible states, based on the combination of both selectors? Basically, an if-and statement?

Example,

If selector 1 shows “Apple” and selector 2 shows “Macintosh”, the third object would show “Red”. But, if Selector 2 showed “Golden Delicious”, third object would show “Yellow”. And if Selector 1 shows “Citrus”, and Selector 2 shows “Lime”, object 3 would show “Green”; “Yellow” if Selector to is in the “Lemon” state.

I hope this clear. I’m trying to get around my current restriction, where each of some 20 objects all must have exactly 5 states and that change as my one selector changes its 5 states. And, I want this to function after deployment.

Any help — even a “can’t be done” would be greatly appreciated.

Here’s an example of what I’m doing. https://indd.adobe.com/view/45d9f43c-1b33-46ee-a8e1-338570fb7041