I have an object that looks like this:

sets: {
  itemOne: {
    importantThing: {
      info: "",
    },
    otherThing: {},
    otherThing: {},
    etc...
  },
  itemTwo: {
    importantThing: {
      info: "",
    },
    otherThing: {},
    otherThing: {},
    etc...
  },
  etc...
}

I need to check if set.itemN.importantThing.info exists in ANY of the unknown # of items, then compare that info to something else and show certain things on screen if it meets certain criteria.

My question is, is there a better way to do it than:

for set in sets
  for element in item
    if importantThing.info === 'something' { etc }

There is a lot of data that would need to be ignored, all the otherThings, and it feels like a waste of processing to have to loop through EVERYTHING just to get set.itemN.importantThing.info

The ultimate goal is, if ANY of the itemNs have importantThing.info set to a certain value, then something must be done, and the loop can stop.