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# Import

To import to whitelist, go to `File > Import > Snow Owl > Whitelist form a dsv file`, and click **`Next`**.

Browse for the import file and select the checkbox:

* ***Clear current whitelist entries:*** This overwrites the existing whitelist content; all existing components will be removed. 

The whitelist import source file should be a tab-delimited .text file with three columns:

RULE\_ID| the ruleID of the rule from which the component is excepted.\
SCT\_ID | the component ID to be whitelisted.\
DETAILS| additional information – may be left empty.

### Whitelisted component label <a href="#whitelisting-whitelistedcomponentlabel" id="whitelisting-whitelistedcomponentlabel"></a>

The **Whitelists View** displays the label of each whitelisted component. The labels are calculated during the whitelist import process, or in case of manual additions, during the validation process before the component is added to the whitelist.


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