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# How to create a Cohort?

Manually create a cohort

**Creating a Cohort**

* Choose the specific milestone you want to add a cohort to.
* Click the three dots (︙) on the milestone card and select 'Create Cohort'.
* Provide a name and a description for the cohort that accurately represents the users within it.
* Set up the rules using 'AND/OR' logic to define which users should be in this cohort.
* Assign an emotion icon to the cohort for visual representation.
* Review your criteria and click 'Submit' to add the new cohort.

**Editing a Cohort**

* Find the cohort you want to edit and click on its name to open the editing window.
* Here you can modify the name, description, rules, and emotion icon.
* Make the necessary changes to the cohort rules to refine the user criteria.
* Click 'Submit' to save the changes made to the cohort.

{% hint style="info" %}
To clone a cohort click on the clone button
{% endhint %}

**Deleting a Cohort**

* Navigate to the cohort you wish to remove.
* Enter the editing mode by clicking on the cohort's name.
* In the editing window, find and select the 'Delete' option.
* Confirm your choice to ensure the cohort is permanently removed.


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