Deleting a category group deletes all of its categories and removes all associations
between the categories and articles or questions. Read this entire topic carefully to understand
the consequences of deleting category groups.
From Setup, enter Data Category in the Quick
Find box, then select Data Category Setup.
Hover your cursor over the category group name.
Click the Delete Category Group icon ().
Select the checkbox in the confirmation dialog, then click OK.
The data category group is deleted. Continue to step 5 if you wish to restore the data
category group.
In the Removed Category Groups section, hover your cursor over the category group
name.
Click the Undelete Category Group icon ().
The category group moves to the Category Groups section as an inactive category group, and
associations with articles, questions, and visibility are restored.
Example
Deleting a category group:
Moves it to the Deleted Category Groups section, which is a recycle bin. You can
view items in this section but not edit them. It holds category groups for 15 days
before they are permanently erased and cannot be recovered. During the 15–day holding
period, you can either restore a category group, or permanently erase it
immediately.
Deletes all categories within that group.
Removes all associations between the group's categories and articles or
questions.
Removes all associations between the group's categories and visibility.
As applicable, removes the category drop-down menu from the Articles tab in all
channels, the Article Management tab, and your company's public knowledge base.
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