b-import-data.md

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 # Part B - Importing Data into Your Node
 
-Before importing data into your node, you will need to have the data dictionary(ies) of your cohort. The most recent version of your dictionary(ies) is available in the `Data Repository` (Opal) of the central RECAP node.
+Before importing data into your node, you need to have the data dictionaries of your cohort. The most recent versions of your dictionaries are available in the `Data Repository` (Opal) of the central RECAP node.
 
 > **NOTE**  
 You should repeat this part of the tutorial for each cohort whose data you will be hosting on your node.
 
-## 1. Download your cohort's dictionary(ies) from the Central Node
+## 1. Download your cohort's dictionaries from the Central Node
 **1.1.** Navigate to the [central node's home page](https://platform.recap-preterm.eu/).  
 **1.2.** Click on the `Data Repository` (Opal) icon, as shown below.  
   ![opal](uploads/opal.png)
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 **1.4.** On the top bar, click on `Projects`.  
 **1.5.** Select your institution from the list.  
   ![cohort](uploads/cohort.png)
-**1.6.** You will see a list of tables. Each table represents a data collection event of your cohort. Click on a table name and then click on `Download` > `Download dictionary`.  
+**1.6.** You will see a list of tables. Click on a table name and then click on `Download` > `Download dictionary`. Repeat this for every table that is associated with the perinatal assessment of your cohort.  
   ![download_dictionary](uploads/download_dictionary.png)  
-Once you have downloaded all the dictionaries from your cohort, please proceed to the next section.
+Once you have downloaded all the perinatal dictionaries of your cohort, please proceed to the next section.
 
 ## 2. Import Data into Your Node
 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.
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 **2.2. Create a Table and Import Data**  
 > **NOTE**  
-You should repeat this step for each dictionary you downloaded in the [1st section](#1-download-your-cohorts-dictionaryies-from-the-central-node) of this part of the tutorial.
+You should repeat this step for each dictionary you downloaded in the [1st section](#1-download-your-cohorts-dictionaries-from-the-central-node) of this part of the tutorial.
 
 To create a table, you will need a **dictionary file** and a **data file**:
 * `.xlsx` data dictionary file: the dictionary file you downloaded from the central node
-* `.CSV` data file: this is a file you must produce yourself. **It must have one column for IDs (which must be the first column), plus one column for each of the variables in the dictionary file (the names of the columns in the CSV must exactly match the names of the variables in the dictionary).**
+* `.csv` data file: this is a file you must produce yourself. **It must have one column for IDs (which must be the first column), plus one column for each of the variables in the dictionary file (the names of the columns in the CSV must exactly match the names of the variables in the dictionary).**
 
 To be able to use your files to create a new table, they need to be uploaded to the Data Repository first.