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## `v-model` arguments {#v-model-arguments}
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## `v-model` Arguments {#v-model-arguments}
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`v-model` on a component can also accept an argument:
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## Multiple `v-model` bindings {#multiple-v-model-bindings}
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## Multiple `v-model` Bindings {#multiple-v-model-bindings}
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By leveraging the ability to target a particular prop and event as we learned before with [`v-model` arguments](#v-model-arguments), we can now create multiple `v-model` bindings on a single component instance.
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## Handling `v-model` modifiers {#handling-v-model-modifiers}
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## Handling `v-model` Modifiers {#handling-v-model-modifiers}
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When we were learning about form input bindings, we saw that `v-model` has [built-in modifiers](/guide/essentials/forms#modifiers) - `.trim`, `.number` and `.lazy`. In some cases, you might also want the `v-model` on your custom input component to support custom modifiers.
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### Modifiers for `v-model` with arguments {#modifiers-for-v-model-with-arguments}
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### Modifiers for `v-model` with Arguments {#modifiers-for-v-model-with-arguments}
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