# Tags Tags allow you to organize and find your Stagehands quickly. When you click on a tag, Spikemark will show you only the Stagehands with that tag. If you want to see all the Stagehands in your show. Click the "All" tag. ## Using Tags In The Jogging Workspace ### Create A New Tag
Create a new tag
1. From the Identification pane click the + button. 2. Give the tag a name. 3. Select a color for the tag. 4. Click "OK". ### Delete A Tag
Create a new tag
1. From the Identification pane select the tag. 2. Click the "X" button. ### Assign A Tag
Create a new tag
1. Select the Stagehands you want to tag. 2. Select the tag in the all tags box. 3. Click the right pointing arrow to assign the tag to the Stagehands. ### Un-Assign A Tag
Create a new tag
1. Select the tag in the assigned box. 2. Click the left pointing arrow to un-assign the tag from the Stagehands. ## Using Tags From The Tags Bar ### Create A New Tag
Create a new tag
1. Right-click on a tag. 2. Click "Add Tag". 3. Give the tag a name. 4. Select a color for the tag. 5. Click "OK". ### Edit A Tag
Create a new tag
1. Right-click on a tag. 2. Click "Edit Tag". 3. Change the name of the tag. 4. Change the color of the tag. 5. Click "OK". ### Delete A Tag
Create a new tag
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