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# Parameter Library
The parameter library is a library that manages global enterprise parameters used throughout the Design Furniture Library.
## What are enterprise parameters
Enterprise parameters refer to parameters used globally within a company domain.
**Material, size, option name** It is suitable for managing variables commonly used across various products.
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Enterprise parameters can be viewed/edited in the parameter library, but cannot be edited in the component editor.
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### Enterprise parameter types
#### Number
* A parameter type that stores numeric values
#### Text
* A parameter type that stores text values
#### Text with Images
* A parameter type that stores \[text + image] pairs
#### Materials
* A parameter type that stores material images
#### Component
* A parameter type that stores components
## Parameter lookup
You can check the parameter list in Design Furniture Library > Parameter Library.
## Create a parameter
Click the \[+] button in the upper right and enter the parameter information to create a parameter.
* Display Name refers to the name shown in the editor. (Duplicates allowed)
* Reference Name refers to the name used when using the parameter in the component editor, etc. (Duplicates not allowed)
## Delete a parameter
Click the menu button on the right of each parameter to open the more options menu.
You can delete a parameter by clicking the \[Delete] button in the more options menu.
## Edit a parameter
Click the menu button on the right of each parameter to open the more options menu.
You can duplicate a parameter by clicking the \[Duplicate] button, and edit parameter information by clicking the \[Edit] button.
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