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# Add or remove columns

## Add or remove columns

Adding or removing the columns from table can be done as described below:

**Adding Columns**

1. **Locate the Columns:** Navigate to column preference available for table and identify the column you want to add to the table.

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2. **Enable the Desired Column:** Enable to toggle option against the column you want to add to your table.
3. **View the Data:** Your table will now only display column that that you've chosen.

**Removing Columns**

Removing unwanted columns from your table can be done through the following steps:

1. **Select the Column:** Navigate to column preference available for table and identify the column you want to remove from the table.
2. **Delete Column:** Turn off the toggle option against the column you want to remove from your table.

**When to Add or Remove Columns**

* Add columns when you need to include new data categories or attributes relevant to your analysis.
* Remove columns when they contain data which is irrelevant for you or duplicate information present in other columns.

{% hint style="info" %}
All the custom fields added would be displayed in the column preference for you to add or remove columns and get desired information.
{% endhint %}


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