You're basically trying to create add-ons. So basically the way they had it created is these courses have add-ons and each add-on has a specific store code in the sense that when the learner comes in, they have this store code within their add-on that they're able to access their, whatever the session that they attended, be able to claim, do the valuation and claim credit. That's definitely the setup. I think you're just missing a couple steps here. So right now you set up the multi-part and you added one child course, right? What you need to do in this case is go to multi-part settings on the right hand side and then allow, you already have it enabled, right? So now what you need to do is click manage child as an add-on, choose the one that you want, you save it and go back to it, go back to it, to the child courses. And once you're here, you see manage enrollment, right? You click on here and make sure you replicate on how you have previously set up these types of courses regarding the store code. So let's go back to one that I've seen that is currently retired. Let me see if I could find something here in this way. Just bear with me here. Ah, this one. And I go to child courses and then I'll make sure, go to manage enrollment. There you go. You see that? And that's what kind of directs traffic in a way when they come in, they see the store code here. So they know that's the add-on that, that's the only add-on that they're able to see and access because enrollment hidden. So yeah. So that's how you do it. And what I'm going to do is I'm just going to revert it back to how it was. So you're able to do that yourself, even though I'll leave this as toggled on because that's the way you had it, but I'll remove the add-on. And hopefully this answers your question and feel free to reach out if you have any further questions. Thank you.

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