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Clarify overriding as an alternative to matchers
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guides/common/modules/proc_overriding-ansible-variables-in-project.adoc

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. Optional: Expand the *Specify Matchers* area and specify criteria for selecting hosts on which the variable overrides.
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. To save the override settings, click *Submit*.
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To use the Ansible variable, add the variable as a parameter to your host or host group, or add the variable as a global parameter.
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Alternatively, if you only want to override the value of a variable of a single host, you can change the variable on the *Ansible* tab on the host details page.
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.Adding the variable to a host
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. In the {ProjectWebUI}, navigate to *Hosts > All Hosts* and select the host that you want to use.
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. Click the *Ansible* tab, and in the *Variables* area, click the pencil icon to edit the value of the variable.
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.Overriding variables for individual hosts
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. In the {ProjectWebUI}, navigate to *Hosts* > *All Hosts*.
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. Select your host.
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. On the *Ansible* tab, select the *Variables* tab.
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. Click the pencil icon to edit the value of the variable.
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. Click the tick icon to accept the value of the changed variable or the cross icon to cancel the change.
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.Adding the variable to a host group

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