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# Panel Editing
Ever wanted to edit your Ticket Panel? Maybe you need a different blacklist role, want to disable the requirement, have outdated information, or just want to make it look more pretty?\
You can do that with our panel editor!
### Edit a Panel
First you'll need a Panel ID you can learn more about those [here](/ticketsdocs/tickets/ticketsid.md) \
Once you have your Panel ID run the `/ticketing panel-edit` command, after doing so you'll be promoted for the Panel ID, enter it there and you'll then a message with 2 drop downs
Configurations are the things you setup during the interactive setup, and options are the things you set in the command options of creating a ticket\
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Select either of them to edit them, and a seprate message or form will be sent to edit the config/option.
{% hint style="danger" %}
Editing a Panel ID changes the behavior or look of a panel, be careful when editing
{% endhint %}
After editing changes apply immediately in the bot's database, if a change is cosmetic to the Panel Itself, it'll need to be [resent](/ticketsdocs/tickets/ticketsid.md#recreate-a-ticket-panel) as it wont edit the original message automatically
### Limits
Free Servers get 10 Edits per day\
[TicketsPRO](/ticketsdocs/pro/about.md) Servers get **Unlimited Edits**\
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You are always able to create new panels for completely new configurations, its what we recommend as well.
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