# How to display a value previously entered by the user

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For this tutorial you'll need to have an input component and a text component, to get the name from the user and display it respectively.
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1. On the page where the input is, open the "Designer" card and select the input component. Remember the "component key" the input has. In this example "name".
2. Using the "Pages" card, go to the page where you want the input value to be displayed.
3. With the "Options" card opened, select the text component where you want the input value to be displayed.
4. In the "Content" tab of the "Options" card, click on the "Text" input and position the cursor where you want the input value to be displayed.
5. Type the component key you memorized on step 1 but between double curly brackets. E.g. {{name}} .

That's it, you're now going to be displaying whatever value the user entered in the selected input.

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