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title: Clone an audience definition
description: You can now clone an existing audience definition directly from the report list, streamlining the creation of new reports with similar criteria.
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# Clone an audience definition

#### A new action is now available in the Report List: the ability to clone an audience definition. This works in the same way as the cloning option in Audiense Insights, letting you quickly recreate a report setup without starting from scratch.

#### **How to Clone an Audience Definition**

1. **Go to the Report List:** Access your list of reports from the main navigation.
2. **Locate the report you want to clone:** Find it in the list 
3. **Select “Clone report definition”:** This will open the **Audience Manager** with all the original filters and attributes pre-filled.
4. **Choose your next step**:  
   **- Launch the report as is** to recreate the same setup.  
   **- Edit the attributes** to adjust filters, channels, or other parameters, then launch.

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Cloning an audience definition allows you to:

- **Save time** by reusing existing filters and configurations.
- **Maintain consistency** when creating similar reports.
- **Test variations** in audience definitions without affecting the original report.

Cloning does **not** modify the original report. It creates a new one based on its setup. This feature is ideal for creating similar reports for different geographies, campaigns, or segments.

 

 

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