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# User groups

You can manage user groups through [User Management](/reference/user-management.md) > [User groups](/reference/user-management/user-groups.md).

### View user groups

User groups are shown directly in the user group page.

### Find user group

1. Click column header for Name or others
2. Type value to search for

{% hint style="info" %}
**Tip** To read about how to search more effectively, read here: [Search help](/reference/pim/search/search-help.md)
{% endhint %}

### Add a new user group

1. Click "+ Create user group"
2. Set Name and additional [details](/reference/user-management/user-groups/user-group-details.md)
3. Click "Save"

### Edit user group

1. Click "Edit"-icon
2. Edit [user group details](/reference/user-management/user-groups/user-group-details.md)
3. Click "Save"

### Copy user group

1. Click "Copy user group"-icon
2. Set Name
3. Click "Copy user group"

### Delete user group

1. Click "Delete"-icon
2. Confirm deletion

### Bulk delete user groups

1. Select the user groups you want to delete
2. Click "Delete user groups"-icon
3. Confirm deletion

### Swap to grid view

Click "Grid"-icon or use the keyboard shortcut ctrl+shift+g

### Swap to table view

Click "Table"-icon or use the keyboard shortcut ctrl+shift+h

### Manage columns

1. Click "Manage columns"-icon or use the keyboard shortcut ctrl+shift+c
2. Manage columns
3. Click "Update columns"


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