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> **NOTE** > **NOTE**
If you have already imported your data into your node, you do not need to import it again, so you can skip this section. However, you do need to follow [these steps](b-skip-import) before proceeding to [section 3](#3-grant-access-to-the-central-nodes-account). If you have already imported your data into your node, you do not need to import it again, so you can skip this section. However, you do need to follow [these steps](b-skip-import) before proceeding to [section 3](#3-grant-access-to-the-central-nodes-account).
For this step, you will have to access the `Data Repository` (Opal) in your own node. Start by accessing your node's main page and clicking on the `Data Repository` (Opal) icon. For this section, you will have to access the `Data Repository` (Opal) in your own node. Start by accessing your node's main page and clicking on the `Data Repository` (Opal) icon.
The Data Repository (Opal) organises data by using projects and tables. A project is a collection of tables. So, for instance, a cohort could be a project that has several tables (one for each data collection event of that cohort). The Data Repository (Opal) organises data by using projects and tables. A project is a collection of tables. So, for instance, a cohort could be a project that has several tables (one for each data collection event of that cohort).
So before you can import your data into a table, you will need to create a project. So before you can import your data into a table, you will need to create a project.
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