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# Basic Actions
As you create more scenarios, keeping them organized becomes essential. This section covers tools for managing your growing library of workforce planning scenarios. For creating scenarios, see [Creating Scenarios](/scenarios/creating-scenarios.md).
## Rename a Scenario
**From the homepage:** Click on the "Edit" icon > enter new name > **Save**
**From inside a scenario:** Click the scenario name in the top-left, type the new name, and press **Enter**.
**Tip:** Include purpose, timeframe, and version — e.g., "Engineering Q2 2026 Expansion - Option A"
## Duplicate a Scenario
Use duplication to test alternatives while keeping the original intact.
1. Click on "Duplicate" icon
2. A copy is created with "\[Original Name] Copy"
3. Rename the duplicate to reflect its purpose
The duplicate includes all positions, changes, and effective dates. It does not include shared access or approval status — it starts as a new draft.
## Delete a Scenario
1. Click **⋮** on the scenario
2. Select **Delete**
3. Confirm deletion
Deletion is permanent and cannot be undone. Use it only for test scenarios or duplicates you no longer need.
## Switching Between Scenarios
From inside a scenario, click the scenario name dropdown in the top-left to see all accessible scenarios and switch between them. Your current scenario autosaves.
:bulb: **Protip - Backup Before Major Operations** - Duplicate your scenario before: a scenario refresh, merging, large bulk operations, or wide sharing. In the scenario actions menu (⋮) > Duplicate Scenario. Name the backup with a date (e.g., "Plan - BACKUP 2026-02-18").
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