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# Country Code Setting
1. Country code setting should be done as per standard ISO country codes
2. For setting up the code in CRM, follow the below steps
1. Go to **Administration –> Customization –> Address.**
2. In the Fields Tab click on the selection field type for Country field.
Select a country. Its translation and code will be populated on the right hand side column. Refer the below image.
1. Since you cannot edit an existing translation, you will have to delete the existing Country code and create a new one. Click on the Delete button. The country that you had selected will no longer be listed.
2. Now create a new country name by adding the code and translation. Here you need to be sure that the country code specified matches with the one specified in Sage Intacct or as per standard ISO codes .
3. Click on Add to add the country in the list.
4. Then under the Selection Properties, select the required Country and accordingly change the code so as to match the Country as in Sage Intacct. Refer the above screenshot.
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