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# Importing a .dataflo file

Users have the option of sharing workflows by downloading them as .dataflo files and sharing via email, shared drive, etc. This is another way to either use a workflow as is or adapt it to fit your needs. 

1. In the bottom right corner of your Workflow homepage, click the purple Plus Button and select "Import File". ![](/files/w6uIHsL8T0ZVVcsoZjyi)
2. Locate where the .dataflo file is stored on your computer or drive and press Open. 
3. Data-flo brings you to the canvas page. Note, the workflow retains the same name as the original file; however, any changes you make will not impact the original workflow. 


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