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# Cancel a One Time or Recurring Scheduled Task
***One Time Tasks***: Unlike a Recurring Scheduled Task, a One Time Scheduled Task must be canceled via the Task History tab as it is not possible to cancel a One Time Scheduled Task via the Scheduled Tasks tab.
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You can only cancel Recurring tasks that have a Not Started or Received status from the Task History tab (Active, Completed and Failed tasks will be ignored).
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Cancel a One Time Scheduled Task
1. Navigate to **Tasks** .
2. Select the **Task History** tab.
3. Select a One Time Task from the list.
4. Click the **CANCEL TASK** button.
5. A confirmation will appear, click **YES** to confirm.
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The selected One Time or Recurring Task will now be cancelled and removed from Scheduled Tasks list (it will remain in the Task History for auditing purposes).
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