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Data can be readily loaded with the use of the Workspace browser.  The browser can be launched by typing '''"browse"''' at the Matlab command line. If you are using Solo, the browser appears after the application is launched.  
Image data can be readily imported into the Image Manger by clicking '''Import Image''' from the Tree or File Menu. We'll select '''Image (Other...)''' so all image types enabled in the dialog box.


In this example we'll import an Excel file included with PLS_Toolbox and Solo. Using the '''File''' menu, select '''Import Data...''', and then select '''Excel File (XLS...'''.  
In this example we'll import a .JPEG image, "EchoRidgeClouds.jpeg", included with MIA_Toolbox.
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Image data can be readily imported into the Image Manger by clicking Import Image from the Tree or File Menu. We'll select Image (Other...) so all image types enabled in the dialog box.

In this example we'll import a .JPEG image, "EchoRidgeClouds.jpeg", included with MIA_Toolbox.

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Use the resulting dialog boxes to select your file then choose a sheet. The file is located in the "dems" folder.

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The data will be imported into the workspace as a DataSet Object and appear in the Browser. You can right-click on the data to open the DataSet Editor by selecting Edit or by double-clicking the object. You can also start an Analysis of the data using the Analysis fly-out menu.

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