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Step 1: Select a Report

In the Reports tab select the Report you want to delete in the Table View.

On the Reports page select the Report you want to remove and select "Delete".

Step 2: Confirm deletion of the Report

Confirm you want to delete the Report. In doing so all data will be lost. When you delete a Report, you will see a notification on the bottom right of your screen giving you the option to undo the action.

A notification will appear allowing you to undo the action.

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