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# How to bring your Product List data into Microsoft Excel

With one click, you can bring your Product List CSV data from your mood board into Microsoft Excel. 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**:**

* Download the attachment emailed to you.

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[How to download a Product List](/docs/share/how-to-download-a-product-list.md)
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## **Importing your CSV** Product List **into Excel:**

* Open **Excel**, go to **File** and select **Open**.
* Select **Text Files** from file type dropdown menu in the **Open dialog window**.
* Navigate to where your Product List CSV file is saved (this will typically be your Downloads folder) and double-click the file.
* Excel will automatically open the file and display it as data in a new workbook.
* **Save As** the file to the Excel format of your choice so you can edit and work with the files as a typical Excel sheet.
* From here, you can import your Product List into **AutoCAD dwg** or save as a **PDF** to import into **Revit rvt**.**‍**

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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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