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# How to bring your Product List data into Google Sheets
With one click, you can bring your Product List CSV data from your Canvas mood board into Google Sheets. Once imported, you can edit, format or link you data into AutoCAD DWG or Revit RVT.
## **Adding a** Product List **to your Canvas:**
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[How to create a Product List](/docs/design/how-to-create-a-product-list.md)
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## **Accessing your** Product List**:**
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[How to download a Product List](/docs/share/how-to-download-a-product-list.md)
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Google Sheet Import Settings
## **Importing your CSV** Product List **into Google Sheets:**
* Log into **Google Sheets** and **Select Start a New Spreadsheet, Blank**. Do not use an existing template.
* Click on the **File** menu and select **Import**.
* A new window to **Open a File** will prompt you select the file you'd like to import. Click on **Upload**, and either click on **Select a file** from your computer or **Drag a file** into the upload window.
* Navigate to where the Product List CSV file is saved (this will typically be your Downloads folder).
* Select the correct **import settings** as shown below (Import location: Create new spreadsheet; Separator type: Detect automatically; Convert text to numbers and dates: No) and click on **Import data**.
* Your data will be imported into a Google Sheet for you to edit and work with as a typical Google Sheet.
* To link your Google Sheet into **AutoCAD dwg**, then **Download** your file as a **Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) file**.
* To import or link your Google Sheet into **Revit rvt**, Download your file as a **PDF**.
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[How to bring your Product List data into AutoCAD](/docs/share/how-to-download-a-product-list/how-to-bring-your-product-list-data-into-autocad.md)
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[How to bring your Product List into your Revit model](/docs/share/how-to-download-a-product-list/how-to-bring-your-product-list-into-your-revit-model.md)
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