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You can upload datasets by going to the data template and opening the dataset. Then, you can use the Upload link to upload a collection of datasets in CSV file format.
Create a new file to upload into Subject7 and save it as CSV format. The first column will be used as a dataset name in Subject7, so you need to make sure this is a universal name which has not been used in the platform before. The following is an example of a file that includes 2 dataset names (rebecca_production_user and jamie_production_user) and their usernames and passwords are specified in columns B and C.
You will be prompted to replace the existing values if the dataset name is the same. You can either click Yes or No.
Your datasets will be uploaded as below. Notice that the default dataset which was automatically generated is still visible. You can remove it, but first you must select another dataset as the default one.
In order to set another dataset as a default one, simply click on the checkbox next to it and click Default.
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1- In Data Templates, select the data templates where you would like to upload multiple datasets by clicking on the checkbox next to each template.
2- Click Import Data Sets from the toolbar.
3- A popup window will appear. Click +Add Files to Select files(s) to select files from your device.
4- Note that the first column of the file must include a unique name for the dataset reserved in Subject7, the remaining columns will be inserted into the fields you created in the data template.
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6- When finished organizing, click Import and the data sets will get imported directly into the data templates. You will be prompted to overwrite data sets if they already exist inside the templates you are uploading.
7- If you have dataset names that are repeated in other data templates, an error message will appear to let you know that you need to rename them in the files or rename the already existing datasets.
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