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# Account Name Formula
YouTube: [HOW TO SETUP A NEW ACCOUNT AND MODIFY AN OLD ACCOUNT IN LOGIC ERP?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6s80pZheLc)
## How To Generate Account Names Using Account Name Formula?
In this tutorial, we will explore how to create and automate the **Account Name Formula** in Logic ERP.
The **Account Name Formula** is a feature that automates account name generation based on predefined rules and criteria. It ensures consistency and accuracy while reducing manual entry.
### **Steps to Configure Account Name Formula:**
* Navigate to the Setup/Setup Accounts and the click on "Setup New Account"
* At the bottom, use the shortcut key **F5** to open the **configuration settings**.
* Locate the option labeled as:
> "Account Name Formula"
### **Define Account Name Formula**
* Open the **Account Name Formula** section.
* Utilize the available fields to create a customized formula.
* Example: Combine **Print Name** and **General Group** to auto-generate account names.
* Click **Save** to apply the formula.
1. **Creating a Customer Account with Auto-Generated Name**
* Go to **Create Customer Account**.
* Enter the **Print Name**, select **Account Type (Customer)**, and choose the **General Group**.
* The **Account Name** will be generated automatically based on the defined formula.
🔹 **Conclusion**
* The **Account Name Formula** helps streamline account creation by ensuring accuracy and efficiency.
* Use this feature to automate and customize account names as per your business needs.
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