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# Wizard setup

### Add a Model creation flow

1. Add steps to the Model creation flow
2. Add properties to steps
3. Click "Save"

### Add a Model copy flow

1. Add steps to the Model copy flow
2. Add properties to steps
3. Click "Save"

### Delete flow

1. Remove all steps
2. Click "Save"

### Add step to flow

1. Click "+"-icon
2. Choose classification or dynamic wizard step
3. Set headline and description
4. Click "Submit"

### Edit step

1. Hover step and click "Edit"-icon
2. Modify headline and/or description
3. Click "Submit"

### Copy step

1. Hover step and click "Copy"-icon
2. Right click a step you want to paste above or below
3. Click "Paste above" or "Paste below"

### Delete step

1. Hover step and click "Delete"-icon

### Add property to step

1. Click "+"-icon inside step
2. Choose between Attribute, Business unit selector or Variation definition selector property
3. Set details 

### Edit property

1. Hover property and click "Edit"-icon

### Copy property

1. Hover property and click "Copy"-icon
2. Right click a property you want to paste above or below
3. Click "Paste above" or "Paste below"

### Cut property

1. Hover property and click "Cut"-icon
2. Right click a property you want to paste above or below
3. Click "Paste above" or "Paste below"

### Delete property

1. Hover property and click "Delete-icon"


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