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# Implement Item Name formula if defined.

**YouTube:** [How to Enable Item Name Formula in Setup Item Shade / Size Wise?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmNVY2M2zJ0)

## How to Enable Item Name Formula in Setup Item Shade / Size Wise?

In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of implementing an item name formula when creating an item in **Setup Item Shade Size Wise** in Logic ERP.

### **Accessing Configuration Settings**

* Navigate to the Setups/Setup Items and then click on "Setup Items Shade/Size Wise".
* Click on Configuration.
* Locate the option and enable "Implement Item Name formula if defined"

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### **Enable the Item Name Formula**

* To create an item name formula, go to Configuration 2 and click on "Item Name Formula."&#x20;
* Click here to [learn more](/logic-erp-learning-hub-tutorials-and-best-practices/setups/setup-items/setup-items-multiple-pack-sizes/configuration-multiple-packs-sizes/configuration-options-2/item-name-formula.md) about it.

### **Create an Item**

* Proceed with item creation.
* The **item name** will be automatically generated based on the predefined formula, eliminating the need for manual entry.
* Click **OK** to save the item.

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This feature enhances efficiency, ensures accuracy, and maintains consistency across your inventory.\ <br>


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