# Editing Dashboards

There are several reasons you may need to edit an existing dashboard. It may be that the existing name is confusing or you want to update the description. 

## **Steps to Edit A Dashboard** 

There are 2 ways you can edit your dashboard.

1. [From within the dashboard](/features/dashboards/edit-dashboards.md#method-1-editing-within-a-dashboard), or 
2. [From the dashboard list page](/features/dashboards/edit-dashboards.md#method-2-editing-dashboards-from-the-dashboard-list).

### Method1. Editing Within a Dashboard 

1. Select the specific dashboard you want to edit from the dashboard overview page.

![](/files/-Md7edBVnDLbUs_Beuim)

    2\. Let’s say we want to edit the ‘Page Views’ Dashboard. **Click on it**.

Once in the dashboard, click on the **edit dashboard** tool at the top right (circled red). 

![Edit dashboard tool (circled red)](/files/-Md7edBZkRN5R1R0KFBQ)

*It will take you to the ‘Edit Dashboard’ page.*

   3\. On the page, you can update the title, description, or/and Group of the dashboard as you wish.

![](/files/-Md7edBY2k4CKvX7lUSc)

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### **Method 2. Editing** Dashboards **from the Dashboard List**

1. On the dashboard application page, scroll down to the ‘SETTING’ section at the bottom left corner of the page and click on ‘Dashboards’ (just above Groups).

<div align="left"><img src="/files/-Md7g05h8sSxJPCFZpuR" alt=""></div>

&#x20;   2\. This will take you to the **Dashboard list**, where you can find all available dashboards.

![](/files/-Md7edBXmYjS9VTtU-dD)

&#x20;   3\. Search through the list for the dashboard you want to edit. Once you find it,    click on the **edit icon** (*circled red above*).&#x20;

&#x20;   4\. It will take you to the ‘Edit Dashboard’ page where you can update the title, description, or/and Group of the dashboard


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