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# EDF - Exploratory

You can import local Exploratory (EDF) File Data.

## 1. Select Exploratory (EDF) File Data Menu

Click '+' button next to 'Data Frames' and select 'Import EDF'.

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## 2. Select File.

EDF import is supported for local so select a file to import on File Picker.

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## 3. Input parameters

No Input Parameters or EDF file import.

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## 4. Preview and Import

If it looks ok, then you can click 'Save' to import the whole Exploratory (EDF) data into Exploratory.


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