# How to Transfer a Position
Molecule provides a quick-and-easy way to move a **position**, or a quantity not related to a trade, to another book. This can be done via the trade entry screen.
Note that this is different from transferring a trade. For more on that topic, see [How to Transfer a Trade](/core-functionality/core-features/specialized-features/trades/trade-amendments/how-to-transfer-a-trade.md).
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#### Enter the Destination Position
Enter the destination position as a trade, using a product that represents the thing being transferred. In the Tags field, enter the **destination** book. In the Counterparty field, consider entering your own company.
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#### Set the Transfer Source
Open the "More" panel below the standard trade entry fields, and enter a book in the **transfer source** field.
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#### Save the Transfer
The Save button will turn into a **Save Transfer** button. Click it to complete the transfer — Molecule will book two trades.
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The first trade reverses the position (in terms of the Product and Quantity entered) from the book in the **transfer source** field. The second adds the position into the book entered in the **Tags** field.
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