# Name change impact on PMP metrics

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**Access Type:** Analytics - Viewer

**Premium Feature**: Preference Management Platform
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When generating data for PMP metrics Didomi will utilize the latest name configured for a widget, purpose and preference.

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Whether your organization edits the name of a widget, purpose, preference from the data manager, configuration tree, or preferences widget configuration flow, it will not create a new widget, purpose, or preference within the analytics Didomi captures.
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In the example below, the widget reflects everything in the preference tree (as shown in the screenshot below). If the value "Shoes" is selected, the value displayed in the analytics will be "Tennis - Shoes."

![](/files/ykqohiOqSzJFEbBSJCaA)

If you remove the "Tennis" preference value from the widget but let the tennis's articles preference values (as shown in the screenshot below) and users select "Shoes," in the analytics we will display the preference value name "Shoes" and "Tennis".

![](/files/dB2lI6h2mGyfC5pBf7sK)

In the analytics, the preference value names displayed are the reflection of the widget selection of preferences.


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