# Create a Lookup Table

Go to **Content** > **Lookup Tables** and click on **Create a lookup table**.

* Enter a display name
* Enter a slug with no spaces

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The Slug is used to reference this table and may only contain alphanumeric characters. Note that this slug is used in referencing the email template

* Click on **Save**

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### Creating an item in a table

Click on the table you've created

From the context menu that pops up, select "**View**"<br>

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Each item in a table is essentially a JSON document. This means you can build up a tree-structure of keys and values, where the values can be text, numbers, booleans, arrays or objects themselves. You can either enter a JSON document directly, using JSON syntax or you can use a UI editor to construct the JSON document.

#### JSON Editor

* Once you have saved, you will see a JSON editor. You can select either the Text or UI editor based on your preference.
* Update the lookup table using a JSON structure.

#### Adding an item

To add an item in a JSON for organization, click on +Add Item on the left pane.

* Type a name on the top
* Click on Add Item button
* Once created, you can see the item created on the left pane.

#### Write the JSON

Use the JSON format to define any object structure and key-value pairs below:

For example, a JSON which gives countryname and local currency based on country abbreviation

```
{

 "NL": {

   "countryname": "Netherlands",

   "local_currency": "EUR"

 },

 "US": {

   "countryname": "United States",

   "local_currency": "USD"

 }

}
```

You can also use the UI editor to define the JSON structure.

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