--- title: Edit multiple targets in KPI Details description: Retroactively change one or more existing targets from their start date instead of ending them and starting new targets from a later date. You can edit multiple targets to have the same value, the same change in value, or the same date. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/now-intelligence/edit-multiple-targets.html release: australia topic_type: task last_updated: "2023-08-03" reading_time_minutes: 6 breadcrumb: [Targets and thresholds, KPI Details, Platform Analytics experience, Platform Analytics] --- # Edit multiple targets in KPI Details Retroactively change one or more existing targets from their start date instead of ending them and starting new targets from a later date. You can edit multiple targets to have the same value, the same change in value, or the same date. ## Before you begin Role required: pa\_target\_admin to edit all targets that were created for everyone. Any user with a target that they created for themselves can edit that target. A responsible user can edit any target that they are responsible for, regardless of role. For more information, see [Responsibility for indicator targets](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/now-intelligence/responsibiity-targets-kpi-details.md). ## About this task If you have multiple targets set on the same indicator, the Target Configuration panel in KPI Details lets you set them in bulk to have the same start date, review date, or value. As a manager, you can use this feature to modify targets for a set of segments. **Note:** The Target Configurations panel does not support native Data snapshots indicators. You can change only identical target values to new values. You can change differing start and review dates to new, identical start or review dates. However, none of the new periods when the targets would apply can overlap the periods of other targets that match the same filters. **Note:** An alternative interface is available for a quick edit of a single target. Open the Targets panel and select the tile for a target. You can change the absolute value and the Start and Review dates of the target. Native Data snapshot indicators support this alternative interface. For more options in editing a target, or to edit multiple targets, use the following procedure instead. ## Procedure 1. Open KPI Details for an indicator. 2. Click the target icon \[Omitted image "target-icon.png"\] Alt text: Target icon. The **Targets** panel opens. 3. Click the cogwheel to open the **Targets Configuration** panel. \[Omitted image "kpi-details-target-config-cogwheel.png"\] Alt text: Targets panel top showing config cogwheel. **Note:** The Targets Configuration panel is not available for native Data snapshots indicators. The **Targets configuration** view opens. 4. Click **Filter** to set whether you see targets that have expired, targets that are currently in effect, or targets that will come into effect in the future. By default, you see targets that are currently in effect and those that will come into effect. \[Omitted image "kpi-details-targets-config-past-pres-future.png"\] Alt text: Filter on Targets Configuration panel letting you choose whether to select any of past, current, or future targets. 5. To further filter the selection of targets, select the hidden filter icon on the right side of each column header. You can filter or sort by item name, value, start date, or review date. In the following example, the **Item** column is about to be filtered for names containing `priority`. Only targets on the Priority breakdown will show. **Tip:** You can filter on item name for either breakdowns or time aggregations. For example, filtering on `7d` returns only targets on weekly time aggregations. \[Omitted image "kpi-details-targets-config-filter.png"\] Alt text: Filtering for targets only on the Assignment Group breakdown. 6. Select one or more targets. 7. Set new target values, either as an absolute value or through a calculation. - To set an absolute value for the targets, select **None** in **Target calculation** and an absolute value in the **Value** field. - To select a change from the current targets, select the following:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Target calculation | Current target \(units\) or Current target \(%\) |
| Direction | Select **Increase** for the new target value to be higher than the current target or Decrease for the new value to be lower than the current target. |
| Change \(units\) or Change \(%\) | The value either added or subtracted to the current targets to calculate the new targets, depending on the setting in **Direction**. The value you enter is either an absolute value \(units\) or a percentage.For example, you have selected two targets with values of 20 and 5. You have also selected Current target \(units\) as the target calculation and Decrease as the direction. When you enter 2 in Change \(units\), the new target values are 18 and 3. If you instead select Current target \(%\) as the target calculation and enter 25 under Change \(%\), the new target values are 15 and 4. |
| Minimum target value | The lowest value you want the target to have, regardless of calculation. You do not need to specify a value. |
| Maximum target value | The highest value you want the target to have, regardless of calculation. You do not need to specify a value. |