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# Uploading a Notebook

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*Check out the given walk-through on how to upload a Notebook.*
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![Uploading a Notebook to DS Lab Project](/files/dH2FKwVopwPkcjBw1rJm)

The users can seamlessly upload Notebooks created using other tools and saved in their systems.

* Navigate to the landing page of an activated Project.
* Click the ***Upload Noteboo*****k** option. 

![Upload Notebook option](/files/30mBimKLlB5ck4CzJ7t3)

* Specify a Notebook from the system.
* Click the ***Open*** option to upload the Notebook.   

       ![](/files/VrlR1qDU19KmHeEdeCcN)

* The selected Notebook gets uploaded under the Project.
* The same gets confirmed by a notification message.
* Another notification message appears to inform the status of the Notebook (it gets saved by default).  
* Click the ***Back*** icon. 

![Notification messages after a Notebook gets uploaded](/files/FNVZFFks6NNH8tPiMaJk)

* The uploaded Notebook gets listed on the Project landing page.  

![The uploaded Notebook gets listed under the Notebook list](/files/IbF1fhN82DsQUjzh2IPL)

 


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