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## Document a custom materialization

When you create a [custom materialization](/guides/create-new-materializations), dbt creates an associated macro with the following format:
```
materialization_{materialization_name}_{adapter}
```

To document a custom materialization, use the format above to determine the associated macro name(s) to document.
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<File name='macros/properties.yml'>

```yaml
version: 2

macros:
- name: materialization_my_materialization_name_default
description: A custom materialization to insert records into an append-only table and track when they were added.
- name: materialization_my_materialization_name_xyz
description: A custom materialization to insert records into an append-only table and track when they were added.
```

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