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# Notion Data

## Step 1: Download from Notion

* Go to your Notion and find the database you want to analyze. If your database is displayed as an inline view on a page, make sure to open it as a <mark style="color:red;">full page</mark> (refer to the screen below). Otherwise, you cannot download it.

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* Go to the three dots "..." located in the top right corner and click '**Export**' to download it in CSV format.

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* Go to the downloaded file on your computer and unzip it. Now, you will see your data in CSV format.

## Step 2: Upload to DataMotto

* Log in to [https://datamotto.com](https://datamotto.com/).
* Create a "New notebook." Then, select the **Data** and upload your Notion CSV data. You are all set.

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{% hint style="success" %}
Congratulation! Your Notion data is now uploaded to DataMotto, and Klarence is ready to clean and analyze it for you. :tada:&#x20;
{% endhint %}