# Dataset Edits

## Editing your Osmos Dataset

Editing your Dataset allows you to change the name of the Dataset or delete the Dataset.&#x20;

Step 1: Click the pencil icon from your **Osmos Dataset**.

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## Cloning your Osmos Dataset

Cloning will duplicate a Dataset.  Note, that this process will move the existing tables but will not clone the data in each table. &#x20;

Step 1: Click the clone icon from your **Osmos Dataset**.

Step 2: Select the **Project.**

Step 3: Enter the new **Dataset Name.**

Step 4:  Click on **Clone.**

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