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# 11.6.4.8 - Import/Export
**Import BHA:** Allows the user to import BHA’s exported from the Drill String Editor in Well Seeker. Using this function will cause a dialog box to appear asking the user to open the desired **.mdb** export file. Once the file is selected the Import/Export window will open allowing the user to select the desired BHAs to be imported. Once selected, the BHA’s will be added on to the end of the current list of BHAs in the Drill String Editor.
**Export BHA:** Opens the Import/Export window, allowing the user to select which BHAs they want to export. The exported BHAs will be exported as a **.mdb** file.
**Import Eng BHA:** Imports a BHA exported from the Innova Engineering software package. Note that this will overwrite the currently selected BHA.
**Export Eng BHA:** Exports the currently selected BHA in a **.bha** format, allowing the BHA to be imported into the Innova Engineering software package.
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