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# Deleting a Workspace

* Select a workspace from the ***Workspaces*** list.
* Click the ***Remove*** icon.

&#x20;     ![](/files/syt8h6p5TLYHwjPCPUhT)

* The ***Remove*** dialog window appears to confirm the deletion.
* Click the ***Remove*** option.

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* The selected workspace gets removed from the list.
* The removed workspace gets added to the Trash Workspace.       &#x20;

![Confirmation message after a Workspace gets deleted](/files/O6PuMnAMmLf3O3yuIwtE)

### Restoring a Deleted Workspace

* Click the ***Manage*** option.
* Navigate to the ***Trash*** workspace created under the list of all the workspaces.
* Select a deleted workspace that you want to restore and click the ***Restore***  icon.                            &#x20;

![Restoring the Deleted Workspace](/files/XBt4FzvsQrMWROSaT06T)

{% hint style="info" %} <mark style="color:green;">Please Note:</mark>

* Removing a workspace causes the default removal of all the dashboards saved under it into the ***Trash*** workspace.
* Click the ***Reload Workspaces*** icon  provided next to the Workspaces list to load all the workspaces again.
* Click the ***Restore***  icon from the ***Trash*** workspace to restore deleted workspaces.
* Click the ***Remove Permanently***  icon from the Trash workspace to delete a workspace or dashboard permanently.
  {% endhint %}

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