# Regrouping Legs to Different Open Positions

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Before you learn how to regroup, you should feel comfortable with [how the Positions are organized in Wingman](/wingman-concepts/position-hierarchy-group-structure.md).
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The reason to regroup is because you want certain Legs/Transactions to belong to a different Position and contribute towards that Position's metrics, such as P/L and cost basis (breakeven). Ex: Moving a naked short call to a Covered Call or Stock Position.
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**1. Expand Positions to the Leg or Transaction level. For the Leg/Transaction you want to move, click the blue arrow icon on the right.**

![The blue arrow icon for a Leg (same for a Transaction, which is nested under a Leg)](/files/-M0P3nVvANttpWVTLo_V)

**2. Positions that are in the same account and the same Underlying are considered "Eligible" to move to and will show a "HERE" button.**\
Click the blue "**HERE**" button for the Position that you want to move the Leg/Transaction to.

![](/files/-M0P4-4Qk6WXGP3guwVw)

**3. Notice the Leg/Transaction now in the target Position and updated metrics for both the target Position and the previous Position it moved from.**\
If you don't see the previous Position, that's because you moved the last Leg out of it and it auto-deleted.

![](/files/-M0P42aPjU9heL6fFFqj)


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