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# Update meeting details
If a Meeting is Shared and you want to update **Title**, **Location**, **Date**, **Time** or **Description**, follow these steps.
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Navigate to the Meeting
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Click the `Pen-icon` button at the top right corner of the Meeting Panel
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Make your changes
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Click the `Update` button in the Meeting Panel footer
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A confirmation dialog will appear. If you don't want to send out an updated calendar event by mail to the Meeting Participants of any reason, you can turn `Calendar Event Toggle` off.
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Click the `Upate` button in the dialog to confirm your changes.
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