# Admin

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<summary>Step 1: <strong>Click the Pencil Icon.</strong></summary>

Locate and click the pencil icon next to the custom field you want to edit. This icon represents the editing function.

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<summary>Step 2: Edit Custom field</summary>

An editing window will open where you can modify the field’s name, data type, or add new data types.

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<summary>Step 3: Click on "Save" button</summary>

After making your desired changes, click the "Save" button to apply the updates. This will update the custom field with your new settings.

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Regular Organization users are restricted from editing Custom Fields. Click "Next" to see an example on how they are restricted.