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# Configure custom EAN-13 barcode formats

By default, random weight EAN-13 barcodes support item prices up to $999.99. With RMH, you can also configure a custom EAN-13 barcode format to support item prices greater than $999.99.

{% hint style="warning" %}
The custom EAN-13 barcode format setup option is for use in countries that do not support standard random weight barcodes, such as countries in Africa or South America. It should not be used by stores in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and other developed countries. Consult your RMH partner before configuring this setup option.
{% endhint %}

1. Click **Setup**.
2. Expand **Miscellaneous**.
3. Click **Random Weight EAN**.
4. From the **Random Weight EAN13** drop-down:

* Select **None** if item prices will range up to (but not exceed) $999.99.
* Select one of the EAN-13 formatting options if item prices will exceed $999.99.

5. Click **Save And Close**.


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