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# Modify Users
## Change Is Inevitable, We Accommodate!
With change as an inevitable element of progress, we understand the needs of our customers. Soon after creating a 'User' at the Guest account level, as the main account 'Admin', you might want 'Modify' a user. Fogwing IoT Analytics Studio facilitates the modifying of users within the Guest account level.
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For an overview of Fogwing IoT Analytics Studio, visit
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To Modify Users:
1. As a primary step, Login to your Fogwing IoT Analytics Studio.
2. After Login, the Dashboard will display.
3. From the left side of the Dashboard screen, Click the 'User' icon. 'Users' page will appear upon clicking 'User' icon.
4. From the 'List View' of the 'Users' page, Click the the 'Edit' icon in the 'Action' column. The 'Edit User' page will appear.
5. The 'First Name, Last Name and Role' of a User can be Edited.
6. Once the Edits are completed, Click the 'Submit' button to record the edits.
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**Note: The registered email address cannot be Modified / Edited.**
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