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# How to edit a Purchase Order

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### **Steps:**

1. **Click on "Expenses" from the side menu and click on "Purchase Orders". This will take you to the Purchase Orders page.**
2. **Find and click on the three horizontal dots at the end of the specific purchase order you want to edit.**
3. **Click on "Edit" from the dropdown to open the edit purchase order form.**
4. **Fill out the form to make changes.**
5. **Save your changes.**


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