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# Element Tags

Element tags allow you to create logical groupings of elements and assign the ownership to the right stakeholders or business teams who can change the value of the elements. 

### Creating element tags:

To create a new element tag just go to any of the element settings page and in the  tags section give the element tag which you wish to create. If the given element tag is not present then the new tag will be created.

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### Tag an element:

In the Dynamic Element, page click on the "Element Tags" button where you can see the list of already created element tags. Then click on the element tag to which you wish to tag an element. Then click on the "Tag elements" button. From the drop-down select the elements which you wish to tag and click on the "Tag elements" button.

![Tag elements to Element Tag](/files/-LxZlwvhyGnNj3ZNBrRu)

### Untag an element:

In the Dynamic Element, page click on the "Element Tags" button where you can see the list of already created element tags. Then click on the element tag to see the list of elements tagged. Then click on the delete button next to the element which you wish to untag. 

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