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# Global Variables

Accessed through **Global Variables**. Global variables are shared, reusable values which can be used across different integrations within Justransform. These can be used to store configuration data, such as API keys, database connection strings, or other sensitive information.

### Create a Global Variable

Within the Global Variables panel, create new global variables to share across different integrations within Justransform.

1. Click "**+**" on the right side of the panel.
2. Set a Unique Name for the variable and the value.

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The value can be changed later.
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3. Click **Add**.

### Change a Global Variable

Within the Global Variables panel, to change a global variable.

1. Select the Global Variable to change. Click the **Edit** icon.

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2. Adjust the Name and/or Value
3. Click the "**✔️**" check icon.

### Delete a Global Variable

Within the Global Variables panel, to delete a global variable.

1. Select the Global Variable to delete. Click the **Delete** icon.

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