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# Change the layout of the policies table

1. Navigate to **Posture Management** → **Rules & Policies** → **Policies** → **Cloud Workload**.
2. In the Cloud Workload Policies page, click the More Options icon (**⋮**).
3. In the Layout tab, do the following:
   * To remove columns, go to the **In View** section and search for a specific column. Click **-** next to the column to remove it from the table.
   * To reorder columns, go to the **In View** section. Click and drag columns up or down to rearrange the columns.
   * To add new columns, go to the **Add Columns** section. Click **+** next to the columns to include them in the table.
4. The table layout updates automatically based on your selections.


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