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# Grid Management in Vertical

Use the Grid Management feature in Vertical Management to create, edit, and delete grids for a selected vertical. A grid defines a group of agents and the Avo client count, which you can use to execute tests. This section describes how to create a new grid, update agents in an existing grid, and remove a grid that is no longer required. 

## Creating a Grid in Vertical Management 

To create a grid, perform the following actions:  

1. On the **Home** page, select **Admin**.  
2. In the left navigation pane, select **Vertical management** > **Grid Management**. The **Grids** page opens.  
3. From the **Select a Vertical** dropdown, select the required vertical.

{% hint style="info" %}
To know how to create verticle in RBAC, [click here](/avo-assure/administration/vertical-management/rbac-operational-workflow/vertical-management/vertical-creation.md).
{% endhint %}

4. Select **+ Add New**. The **Create New Grid** dialog box opens.

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5. In the **Grid Name** text box, enter the grid name. &#x20;
6. In the **Agents List** table, select the required agents from the Agent column to include them in the grid. &#x20;
7. In the **Avo Client Count** column, use the spin box to set the client count.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**:&#x20;

* You can directly enter the client count in the spin box. &#x20;
* You can select the agent based on its status:&#x20;
  * **Active**: The agent is ready to execute tests. &#x20;
  * **Inactive**: The agent is unavailable and cannot execute tests.
* You can create multiple grids by selecting the **+** **Create Grid** button.
  {% endhint %}

8. &#x20;Select **Create** to add the grid. You can use the created grid to execute tests.

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## Editing a Grid in Vertical Management&#x20;

To edit a grid, perform the following actions: &#x20;

1. On the **Home** page, select **Admin**. &#x20;
2. In the left navigation pane, select **Vertical management** > **Grid Management**. The **Grids** page opens. &#x20;
3. From the **Select a Vertical** dropdown, select the required vertical. The available grids appear.&#x20;
4. Hover over the required grid row for which you want to edit. The **Edit** icon appears.&#x20;
5. Select the **Edit** icon. The **Edit Grid** dialog box appears.&#x20;

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6. In the **Agents List** table, select or clear the required agents.&#x20;
7. Select **Update**. The Grid updated successfully message appears.&#x20;

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## Deleting a Grid in Vertical Management&#x20;

To delete a grid, perform the following actions: &#x20;

1. On the **Home** page, select **Admin**. &#x20;
2. In the left navigation pane, select **Vertical management** > **Grid Management**. The **Grids** page opens. &#x20;
3. From the **Select a Vertical** dropdown, select the required vertical. The available grids appear.&#x20;
4. Hover over the required grid row for which you want to delete. The **Delete** icon appears.

<figure><img src="/files/onTpiDktWcX6MKTnZOWj" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

5. Select the **Delete** icon. A confirmation message appears.&#x20;
6. Select **Yes** to delete the grid. The Deleted successfully message appears.


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