Handling Permutations of If Statements in C#

I have some Lists which store values. Now I want to create If-Statements to handle this but that's to much. For example:

 if(list1.Count==0 && list2.Count==0)
 {
 //do something
 } 
 if(list1.Count==0 && list3.Count==0)
 {
 //do something
 }
 if(list1.Count==0 && list2.Count==0 && list3.Count==0)
 {
 //do something
 }

so there is a huge amount of if-statements if I have about 10 Lists. Is there a better way to handle that? I haven't found anything useful. Thanks!