10000 Backport-2.5-3210 (AAP-42948) Changed all instances of copy to duplicate in Credentials chapter by jself-sudoku · Pull Request #3327 · ansible/aap-docs · GitHub
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[id="eda-duplicate-credential"]

= Copying a credential
= Duplicating a credential

When setting up a new credential with field inputs that are similar to your existing credentials, you can use the *Copy credential* feature in the Details tab to duplicate information instead of manually entering it. While setting up credentials can be a lengthy process, the ability to copy the required fields from an existing credential saves time and, in some cases, reduces the possibility of human error.
When setting up a new credential with field inputs that are similar to your existing credentials, you can use the *Duplicate credential* feature in the Details tab to duplicate information instead of manually entering it. While setting up credentials can be a lengthy process, the ability to duplicate the required fields from an existing credential saves time and, in some cases, reduces the possibility of human error.

.Procedure

. On the Credentials list page, click the name of the credential that you want to copy. This takes you to the *Details* tab of the credential.
. Click btn:[Copy credential] in the upper right of the Details tab.
. On the Credentials list page, click the name of the credential that you want to duplicate. This takes you to the *Details* tab of the credential.
. Click btn:[Duplicate credential] in the top right of the Details tab.
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You can also click the btn:[Copy credential] icon next to the desired credential on the Credentials list page.
You can also click the btn:[Duplicate credential] icon next to the desired credential on the Credentials list page.
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A message is displayed confirming that your selected credential has been copied: "<Name of credential> copied."
. Click the btn:[Back to credentials] tab to view the credential you just copied.
A message is displayed confirming that your selected credential has been duplicated: "<Name of credential> duplicated."
. Click the btn:[Back to credentials] tab to view the credential you just duplicated.
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The copied credential is displayed with the same name as the original credential followed by a time stamp in 24-hour format (for example, *<Name of credential> @ 17:26:30*).
. Edit the details you prefer for your copied credential.
The duplicated credential is displayed with the same name as the original credential followed by a time stamp in 24-hour format (for example, *<Name of credential> @ 17:26:30*).
. Edit the details you prefer for your duplicated credential.
. Click btn:[Save credential].
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