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# Exclusion from Recommendation tab

Use the Exclusion Tag to remove specific resources from the recommendation list in order not to receive recommendations for certain resources.

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1. **Search bar:** You can search information by entering a search text.
2. **\[+ Add] button:** Click this button to add items to exclude from recommendations.
3. **Exclusion from Recommendation list:** Displays the list of exclusion from recommendations.
4. **\[Cancel]/\[Save] buttons:** After adding items, click the **\[Save]** button to save changes. To cancel changes, click the **\[Cancel]** button.

You can set the exclusion from recommendations by following the steps below:

1. When you click the **\[+ Add]** button on the right side of the screen, a new item will appear in the table.
2. Select the Tag Key and Tag Value to exclude from recommendations.
3. Click the **\[Save]** button at the bottom right to save changes.
   * To delete an added item, click the recycle bin icon at the right side of the item.<br>


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