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# Delete

Users can delete a dashboard by following the steps explained over here.

* Select a dashboard using the ***Manage*** option.
* Click the ***Delete*** icon from the ***More Actions*** context menu.        

![](/files/olrcL4O6Ond5uOfGdKv0)

* A pop-up window appears to confirm the deletion.
* Select the ***Remove*** option from the pop-up window.

     ![](/files/aWvv4PRaLPYiuUSfoj6m)

* A message appears to notify the completion of the action and the selected dashboard gets removed from the list.

      ![](/files/Vmnfo24RFJqmTK8n7nNA)

 

### Restoring the Deleted Dashboard

By default, the dashboard gets moved to the Trash Workspace. The users can open the Trash Workspace and restore the dashboard to the desired workspace.

* Click the ***Manage*** option from the Designer homepage.
* Navigate to the ***Trash*** workspace created under the list of all the workspaces.
* Select a deleted dashboard that you want to restore Click the ***Restore***  icon.

![Accessing the Restore option for a dashboard](/files/o9mdHH5WlxWNupDa1SPm)

* The ***Restore*** window appears.
* Select a workspace using the drop-down menu.
* Click the ***Restore*** option.

       ![](/files/x3Mpprq6MtPDdhHYJNDm)

* A success message appears to assure the restoration.

      ![](/files/iLJpRFkGc2MWVkNZhMAo)

* The dashboard gets restored to the selected workspace.       

![The dashboard gets restored in the selected Workspace](/files/RnJUTcwKoCOY5FQqrCd1)


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