# Create Table from Data

Instead of manually adding all the columns to create a table, one can import data (including columns and data) from csv or tsv files. Note that files have to be uploaded to storage (see section on storage) in order for it to be accessible.

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After choosing to import data from storage, one may have to navigate through folders depending on how data has been organized in your project.

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After locating the appropriate file in a folder one can select the file to import data.

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The column and data from the csv file is pulled into the table outline. The platform automatically detects the data type and name for each column. It might be necessary to make manual adjustments.

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