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# Why are option selections labeled "infinite\_options\_1" or "\_1\_io\_duplicate"?

**Label on Cart** is the property name that gets saved with an order when a customer makes a selection. It shows up at checkout, in order details, and in any apps connected to your orders. By default, Infinite Options uses **infinite\_options\_1** as a placeholder, but you can update it to something more descriptive.

Follow the steps below to update the Label on Cart for any option.

1. Starting from the Infinite Options dashboard, navigate to the option in question.

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Click the **arrow** next to the Label on Product to **open** the additional settings.

3. Change the Label on Cart value from **infinite\_options\_1** to something descriptive of the option, like "Color" or "Size."

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4. **Save** your changes.

Keep the Label on Cart unique for each option within the same option set. Duplicate labels within a set will overwrite each other and can cause selections to appear incorrectly at checkout. \
Infinite Options generates a label like **infinite\_options\_duplicate** in this case to make sure each selection is still captured on the order, but you will want to update your cart labels to something descriptive so order details are clear.

#### Helpful Tip 💡

{% hint style="info" %}
If you are using multiple option sets on the same product with conditional logic, make sure cart labels are unique across those sets as well, as duplicates can cause conflicts with the feature.&#x20;
{% endhint %}
