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# Importing from a remote drive
How to import CSV and Excel files from a remote file system.
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## How to import from a remote drive
To import from an external drive:
1. Click on the `Drive` icon in the Import Taskpane's path navigator.
2. Double click the drive you want to import from to see it's contents.
3. Find the file you want to import, and import it as a you would a [CSV file](/how-to/importing-data-to-mito/importing-csv-files.md) or [Excel file](/how-to/importing-data-to-mito/importing-from-excel-files.md).
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