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# Groups
## Navigate to Group Menu
1. Hover your mouse over **Data**. Choose **Data Objects**.
2. For this example, choose **Product** Data Object.
3. Choose **Groups**
## Create a Group of attributes
Click  to create a Group of attribute
## Add attributes to group
After creating a group, in order to manage it easily, you can add attributes to the group through the steps:
1. Access the [Attribute ](/cdp-365-user-guide-en/data-hub/business-objects/data-objects/attributes.md)interface
2. Select the attributes to add to the group
3. Select **Edit** and **Change assign group**
4. Select the group you want to add
5. Clickto save
{% hint style="info" %}
The group management makes it easy to find and use
{% endhint %}
## Remove a Group
1. Select the group to delete
2. Select **Edit** and **Remove**
3. Select a group to move existing attributes in the group
4. Select **Move** attributes & **Remove** group to finish
## Edit Group
On the Group display, you can:
1. Hover your mouse over the group and click on the Group Name
2. Input the information that you want to change
3. Click **Save**
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