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# Reorder custom fields

### How to Reorder Custom Fields

Follow these steps to reorder custom fields for users on their team page:

1. Navigate to Manage Custom Fields
   * From the Dashboard, go to Admin / Custom Fields to access your list of custom fields.
2. Access the Reorder Custom Fields Page
   * On the Manage Custom Fields page, locate and click on Reorder Custom Fields in the top navigation bar.
3. Reorder the Fields
   * You’ll be directed to the Reorder Custom Fields page, where you’ll see all your custom fields listed.
   * To reorder a field, simply drag the field to its desired position on the list.
4. Save or Cancel Changes
   * After reordering your custom fields, click Save to apply the changes.
   * If you decide not to make any changes, click Cancel to discard any modifications.

#### Important Notes:

* The order of custom fields will determine how they appear on the team page for users, so ensure they are arranged logically for easy navigation and user experience.
* The changes will immediately affect the way custom fields are presented to users on their team page once saved.


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