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# Delete preference translation in preferences library
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**Access Type:** Configuration Tree - Editor
**Premium Feature**: Preference Management Platform
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In this article, we will cover how to delete a previously configured preference translation for a preference in your preferences library.
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Any translation edits performed from the PMP widget will not impact the translations stored for the preference in the preference library. [Click here](/preference-management-platform-pmp/preferences-widgets/manage-preferences-widget-translations.md) to learn more about removing translations stored on a per widget basis.
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Click **Preferences** on the left-hand panel.
Select the **Configuration Tree** tab on the subsequent page and navigate to the **Preferences Library** panel.
Navigate to a preference in your preferences library and select the **ellipsis** icon inline with the preference name. Click **Edit** from the menu.
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If the preference has been mapped to a purpose in your configuration tree, a warning will remind you that editing the preference can impact widgets that are utilizing that preference.
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From the preference content section of the page, navigate to the target translation panel and click the **Delete** icon.
Click **Save preference** to confirm the translation deletion.
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