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# User/Group Management
To add or remove a user from a group, this can be done from the tab
* **`Administration`** > **`Groups`** > *My\_group* > **`Users`**
or
* **`Administration`** > **`Users`** > *My\_user* > **`Groups`**
The procedure is the same in both cases.
## Adding a user to a group
1. Select the user from the drop-down list
2. Indicate whether they are the [group manager](/glpi-12/administration/users/users.md#groups)
3. Indicate whether they should be a [delegatee](/glpi-12/administration/users/users.md#groups)
4. Click **`+ Add`**
Adding a user to a group
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## Changing a user's status in a group
It is possible to change the status of a group member (for example, if you need to add or remove their manager status).
1. Select the desired user
2. Click **`Actions`**
3. Choose **`Edit`**
4. Choose the characteristic to change
5. Select the action
6. Click **`Post`**
Changing a user's status
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## Removing a user from a group
To remove a user from a group, you'll need to use the bulk action.
1. Select the user in question
2. Click **`Actions`**
3. Select **`Permanently delete the relationship with selected elements`**
4. Click **`Post`**
Removing a user from a group
{% hint style="info" %}
This does not delete the user, only their relationship with the group
{% endhint %}
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