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# Adding Data Sets
The Dataset tab offers a list of uploaded Datasets which can be added to a project. The user can get a list of uploaded Data Sets and Data Sandbox from the Data Center module under this tab.
The **Add Datasets** page offers the following Data service options to add as datasets:
1. [**Data Sets**](/bdb-documentation/data-science-lab/various-tabs-to-work-with/dataset/adding-data-sets.md) – These are the uploaded data sets from the Data Center module.
2. [**Data Sandbox** ](/bdb-documentation/data-science-lab/various-tabs-to-work-with/dataset/adding-data-sandbox.md)– This option lists all the available Data Sandbox from the Data Center module.
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*Check out the walk-through to on how to add a data service as a dataset.*
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* Navigate to a Project-specific page and click the ***Dataset*** tab (E.g., the given image displays the Dataset tab under the ***Sample Project***).
* Click the ***Add Datasets*** button.
* The ***Add Datasets*** page opens offering two options to choose data:
* Data service (gets selected by default)
* Data Sandbox
* Use the ***Search space*** to search through the displayed data service list.
* Select the required data service(s) using the checkboxes provided next to it.
* Click the ***Add*** option.
* The selected data service(s) gets added to the concerned project.
* A notification message appears to inform the same.
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