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# Dashboard Groups

#### Creating Groups

To create a new group click on the context action button of the Dashboards group and select *Create Group*

By default all new dashboards are created outside of any existing group you might have, unless you create them from the groups context action in the sidebar or on the *Overview* page

#### Toggling Groups&#x20;

To focus you can collapse groups in the side nav or on the overview page to hide dashboards. Both display states are synched.

#### Renaming Groups

To change the default name of a group click on the groups context action button and select *Rename* *Group* in either the sidebar or on the *Overview* page


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