# Importing Data

You can import contract data from a spreadsheet into Aerofiler. To begin, navigate to the "Documents" page and then click Actions -> Import from Excel:

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In this example, we have the following file names already uploaded in Aerofiler:

* saas-agreement.docx
* services-agreement-supply-to-a-customer.docx

We wish to import the following fields:

* Counterparty
* Contract Value
* Start Date
* Title
* Document Type

Prior to the import, this is how the documents appear in Aerofiler:

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Here are the values from the spreadsheet import:

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After clicking "Import from Excel", drag and drop the spreadsheet into Aerofiler:

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Where the column titles in the spreadsheet match those in Aerofiler, mapping is performed automatically:

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{% hint style="info" %}
If the column title are different, you can click the dropdown under "Mapping" to map the spreadsheet column title to the Aerofiler column title
{% endhint %}

Next, you need to choose a column to use for matching. Typically, matching is done by file name:

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After clicking next, Aerofiler will display a preview of the import data:

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After clicking "Import", the spreadsheet values will be imported into Aerofiler:<br>

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