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# Goal Setting

Set your club's numeric targets for the Rotary year, by category.

Set your club's numeric targets for the Rotary year. Each category has its own tab: **Membership**, **Youth Service**, **TRF** and **Public Image**.

> **Screenshot slot:** the Goal Setting page, showing the Membership category.

## Set or update a target

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### Go to Goal Setting and pick a category tab

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### Enter the Target of the Current Year

For each metric. **Achieved** and **Percentage Achievement** calculate automatically from your club's live data.
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Changes save as you go for the current and future years. Past years are read only.
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