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Editing Existing Targets
Emma Spragg avatar
Written by Emma Spragg
Updated over a week ago

You can easily edit targets set at any time from the Targets page. This article will take you through the steps.

In order to edit targets one OneUp, by default, you need to be an Admin user.

Editing Targets

  1. Log into your OneUp Dashboard.

  2. From the navigation bar, click the Motivate menu, then Targets.

  3. Make use of the entity, user, and metric filters at the top of the page to find the target(s) you want to alter.

    Altering a single target

  4. Once you've found the target to edit, simply click on the target (its coloured bar) for the user in question and a pop-out window will appear in the centre of your screen.

  5. Here, you can change the value, interval and date range as you please or can fully delete it by clicking the red Delete button in the bottom left of the pop-out.

    Altering multiple targets

  6. If you need to alter multiple targets at once, it's now possible to do so using the bulk-editor function on the targets page! To do this, use the checkboxes on the left-hand side of the page to select all the targets you want to alter in bulk. You can also select the entities you would like to edit by clicking on the entity dropdown.

  7. Once selected, a new window will appear at the bottom of the screen. Click Edit targets in the new window to be taken to a new page where you can edit all the targets you selected.

  8. From this page, you can again select multiple targets to alter the metric they're for, the date range, the period, or the value.

  9. Once you're happy with your changes, click the Save Changes button at the top right of the page.

  10. You're done!

Targets will display on user Dashboards, in the Matrix, on Leaderboards, and on any target based slideshows!

Troubleshooting

If you still require help on this topic, get in touch with our support team via the chat system or email support@oneupsales.co.uk.

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