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# Modify a Query

To Modify a Query, click on the Query name.  This brings up a [Metric Filter Grid](/sol-bangers-only/how-to-get-started/main-menu/query-management/the-metric-filter-grid.md) with the settings of that filter pre-populated.  Make whatever modifications you’d like and click the “Confirm Query". 

You will be prompted to Commit the changes and asked to name the query.

* If you want to change an existing query:  use the *same name* and this will overwrite the old query settings with the new settings
* If you want to create a *new Query* based on the changes:  name the Query something unique and you will create a brand new Query.  This can help a lot if you’re trying to create several queries quickly.

If you name the Query something new and this creates a condition where you will exceed the number of Queries allocated to your subscription, you will be prompted to either overwrite a Query or return to the main menu.  To overwrite, select overwrite and give it the same name.


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