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# Panel Views

## 👀 What are panel views ?

Panel views are subsets of your [panel members](/panels/panelists.md) that you can define using a set of [rules](/form-management/form-designer/condition-rules/conditions-rules.md). Once you have created a subset of your panelists using a panel view you could reuse it for example to create [targeted mailing invitations](/form-management/campaigns/campaign/panels.md)  or to [filter](/form-management/reports/filters.md) out your survey results based on the [panelists](/panels/panelists.md) that are part of the view.

## ➕ Adding a panel view

To add a new panel view click on the **New panel view button** of the **Views** section.

![](/files/-MC68jaADX6zmqmU3IHy)

1. Total panelist count that are part of the view. You may also view the panelists of this view by clicking on it.
2. [**Condition rules**](/form-management/form-designer/condition-rules/conditions-rules.md) defining what panelist should be included in this view.

## 🚀 Panel view actions

Using the 3 dots button you can trigger some quick actions to manage your panel view.

![](/files/-MC697XuQWjpj_Auuz_0)

* **`Delete`** the panel view. Deleting a view will not delete any panelists from it.


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