# Archive and Restore Experiments

If the experiment you conducted is no longer in use or has been completed, you cannot delete it; you can only move it to the Archived section. The first thing you need to do is select the name of the experiment that will be archived. You will be directed to the details window of that experiment.

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If there are still active runs, you need to move them to Archived Runs first and ensure that there are no active runs in that experiment. Next, you click the “Archive” button at the top right, and a confirmation window will appear to confirm that the experiment will be archived.

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Then, if successful, you will receive a notification saying “Archived succeeded for this experiment.”.

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If you want to restore the archived experiment back to Active status, you can click the “Restore” button at the top right, which will bring up a confirmation window to ensure that the experiment will be returned to Active Experiment status.

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If the restoration of the experiment is successful, you will receive a notification at the bottom saying “Restore succeeded for this experiment.”.

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