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# Move to vault

Use Move to vault in Remote Desktop Manager to let administrators transfer selected entries from one vault to another.

The ***Move to vault*** option lets administrators transfer entries from one vault to another in Remote Desktop Manager.

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Only administrators can use ***Move to vault***.
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1. In the navigation pane, go to the vault you want to transfer entries out of.
2. In the Ribbon, go to ***Edit*** – ***Move to vault***.
3. Select the vault you want to move entries to, then click ***Next***.
4. Choose the entries you want to transfer to the new vault by checking the boxes next to them, then click ***Transfer***.
5. A message will let you know that the transfer was successful. Click ***Finish*** to close this view.

Your selected entries can now be found in the destination vault.


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