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# Move an assessment
This functionality allows you to move assessments from one workspace to another to help declutter and better manage your workspace content.
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Note: Assessments cannot be moved if there are tags applied on test taker results.
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The test creator can follow the steps below to move an existing assessment directly from the **My Assessments** tab**.**
1. Click on **Move**, from the **Ellipsis** (three vertical dots) dropdown as shown below:
2. Select the destination workspace where the assessment should be moved and click on **Submit.**
3. In following scenarios, the move of an assessment will be restricted:
1. Movement is restricted if the destination workspace has fewer privileges and does not support the assessment’s question types.
2. Movement is restricted if the assessment results have tags. Remove the tags to proceed.
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