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# Edit Draft Grant Round

## This article is for Administrators who would like to edit a Grant that has already been started.

After you start creating a Grant, it will automatically save. At any time, you can return to where you left off by viewing the Grant Application. The status of a Grant you have started but not submitted is “Draft”. Your Grant can be accessed by your Dashboard or the Grants menu.

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### Go to the Grants menu

Go to the **Grants** menu, locate the grant you wish to edit, click the down arrow next to View, then click **Edit & Publish.**

![Edit & Publish](/files/2e578409324c8bc90233eda4470c7c38bd0b7530)
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### Continue completing the Grant

Here you can continue completing the Grant you have started.
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### Publish when ready

If you are ready, you can proceed to publish your Grant.

Refer to [Create a Grant](/knowledge-base/administrator-help-guides/funding-rounds-and-grant-management/create-a-grant-round.md) for further details.
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