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# Edit a Schedule

You can edit a schedule to change the frequency of the scheduled report, report parameters, and email settings.

1. Click the **Home** drop-down menu on the upper-left and click the link to the **Schedules**.

   The list of schedules appears in the Schedules page.
2. Click the schedule you want to edit in the list, then click **Edit** in the scheduling toolbar.

   The Edit Schedule window appears.
3. Type to rename the schedule in the **Schedule Name** field.
4. Choose a new time interval for the report from the **Recurrence** list.
5. Choose a new **Start Time** and **Recurrence Pattern**, as well as new **Start** and **End by** dates for the schedule. Click **Next**.

   If blockout times have been scheduled by your administrator, a **View Blockout Times** button appears on the bottom of the New Schedule window. A list of blockout times is viewable by clicking **View Blockout Times**.
6. Choose what type of file you would like the schedule to create from the **Parameters** field. Click **Next**.

   The email option will only appear if your system administrator has enabled email on the server.
7. Click **OK**.

The schedule is edited and appears in the list in the Schedules window of the console.


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