# Editing existing Point Data in Django It is possible to edit individual points within an existing point collection in Django. To do so, scroll down to the **`POINTS`** section, and this time click on **`Locations`** (see Figure 17, below).

Figure 17: In Django, click here to locate a point within a point collection

The page that opens will contain all points for all Wazimap NG profiles. Points can be located in the same way as point collections: 1. If you know the point’s name, simply enter it in the Search bar (top left), and click **`Search`**; 2. **`Filter`** points by the associated Profile (top right), and locate the desired point in the list; or 3. **`Filter`** points by the point collection name. Once located, click on the point’s name. On the page that opens, it is possible to edit a point’s **`name`** (see Figure 18, below), and its **`attributes`** (see Figure 19, below). Attributes appear in code format.

Figure 18: In Django, click here to change a point’s name

Figure 19: In Django, attributes are shown in code

Referring to Figure 16, for each attribute associated with a point, there is a **`key`** and a **`value`**. A key corresponds to the column headings in the originally uploaded .csv file, and value to the cells in the respective column. For this reason, **it is advisable NOT TO EDIT a**** ****`key`**, but only a **`value`**.