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# How to create a Milestone?

**Creating a Milestone**

* Click on the '+' icon to create a milestone and a slide out modal will open up.&#x20;
* You can provide a name and description for the milestone and then select the rules.&#x20;

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By default, milestones are setup to only show users for whom the filter rules are true, you can uncheck the milestone which will show users that have are in subsequent milestones.
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To change the order of the milestone, click on the Reorder Milestone button on the top right and drag and drop the milestone to the desired position.
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**Editing a Milestone**

Clicking the three dots next to the name of a milestone will open the same modal that was displayed earlier. Within this modal, you can edit the rules and change other parameters for that specific milestone

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To clone a milestone you can click on the clone button
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**Deleting a Milestone**

Clicking on the three dots next to the name of a milestone will open the same modal that was displayed above. Within this modal you can click delete to delete the milestone.


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