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	To upload an Excel xlsx-file for the ~~Excel~~ Indicator, have the file ready on an easy to remember location (desktop for instance), and add in the Editor an ~~Excel~~ indicator to the project. Select Excel File Name on the left panel and select the Upload button on the right panel. In the newly opened panel, select the file to upload and confirm. Now the file has been uploaded to the project, and the new indicator has appeared on the top bar. If there was already a previous version of the file present, please select the [[calculation_panel\|Recalculate Indicators]] option from the Indicators drop down menu, to ensure the newly uploaded spreadsheet has an actual impact on the project.		To upload an Excel xlsx-file for the [[Indicator]], have the file ready on an easy to remember location (desktop for instance), and add in the Editor an indicator to the project. Select Excel File Name on the left panel and select the Upload button on the right panel. In the newly opened panel, select the file to upload and confirm. Now the file has been uploaded to the project, and the new indicator has appeared on the top bar. If there was already a previous version of the file present, please select the [[calculation_panel\|Recalculate Indicators]] option from the Indicators drop down menu, to ensure the newly uploaded spreadsheet has an actual impact on the project.
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	~~==Upload an Excel file==~~
	To upload an Excel xlsx-file for the Excel Indicator, have the file ready on an easy to remember location (desktop for instance), and add in the Editor an Excel indicator to the project. Select Excel File Name on the left panel and select the Upload button on the right panel. In the newly opened panel, select the file to upload and confirm. Now the file has been uploaded to the project, and the new indicator has appeared on the top bar. If there was already a previous version of the file present, please select the [[calculation_panel\|Recalculate Indicators]] option from the Indicators drop down menu, to ensure the newly uploaded spreadsheet has an actual impact on the project.		To upload an Excel xlsx-file for the Excel Indicator, have the file ready on an easy to remember location (desktop for instance), and add in the Editor an Excel indicator to the project. Select Excel File Name on the left panel and select the Upload button on the right panel. In the newly opened panel, select the file to upload and confirm. Now the file has been uploaded to the project, and the new indicator has appeared on the top bar. If there was already a previous version of the file present, please select the [[calculation_panel\|Recalculate Indicators]] option from the Indicators drop down menu, to ensure the newly uploaded spreadsheet has an actual impact on the project.
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==Upload an Excel file==
To upload an Excel xlsx-file for the Excel Indicator, have the file ready on an easy to remember location (desktop for instance), and add in the Editor an Excel indicator to the project. Select Excel File Name on the left panel and select the Upload button on the right panel. In the newly opened panel, select the file to upload and confirm. Now the file has been uploaded to the project, and the new indicator has appeared on the top bar. If there was already a previous version of the file present, please select the [[calculation_panel|Recalculate Indicators]] option from the Indicators drop down menu, to ensure the newly uploaded spreadsheet has an actual impact on the project.
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{{Editor steps|title=upload an Excel Indicator|Select Indicators > Add Excel Indicator|Rename the newly added indicator in the 'Name' and Short Name' fields on the right panel|Select the color to be used in the progression panel|Select to activate the indicator, if desired|Add a proper description|Highlight 'Excel File Name' on the left panel panel|Select the 'Upload' button|Select the file to upload in the 'Choose your file' panel|Select Indicators > recalculate Indicators}}
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File:AddExcelIndicator-Q3-2015.jpg|1. Select Indicators > Indicators > Add Excel Indicator
File:RenameExcelIndicator-Q3-2015.jpg|2. Enter new Name and Short Name
File:ChangeColorExcelIndicator-Q3-2015.jpg|3. Change color of the indicator
File:ActivateExcelIndicator-Q3-2015.jpg|4. Activate the indicator
File:AddDescriptionExcelIndicator-Q3-2015.jpg|5. Add a description
File:HighlightExcelFileName-Q3-2015.jpg|6. Highlight 'Excel File Name' on the left panel
File:SelectUploadExcelIndicator-Q3-2015.jpg|7. Select the 'Upload' button
File:SelectFileExcelIndicator-Q3-2015.jpg|8. Select the file to upload in the 'Choose your file' panel
File:RecalculateExcelIndicator-Q3-2015.jpg|9. Recalculate the newly added Excel indicator
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