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# How to customize your Global Experience Dashboard
The [dashboard](/dashboard/global-experience-dashboard-discovery.md) can be customized to better fit your business needs. You can add, delete metric and also re-arrange the dashboard layout.
## Add a new metric
On the dashboard:
1. Click on the “Customize” button in the upper-right of your dashboard to enter *edit* mode.
2. Once in *edit* mode, select any metric card by clicking and dragging it from the left panel to the right-hand layout.
3. Click “Save configuration” to save your personal dashboard view.
## Delete a metric
To delete a metric card:
1. Hover any metric card and click the upper-right corner cross.
2. Click “Save configuration” to save your personal dashboard view.
## Re-arrange the dashboard layout
To change the order of the cards, simply click and drag any card to your desired position.
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