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# Projects Tab

The Projects tab, where you create, open, clone, import and export projects, and manage the project list.

The **Projects** tab lists the projects available to you and is where you create, open and manage them.

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Working left to right across the toolbar, then down into the table:

1. **Create Project** starts a new, empty project.
2. **Open Project** opens the project selected in the table.
3. **Clone Project** copies the selected project, so you can reuse its divisions and calculations as the starting point for new work.
4. The **import** icon brings a project in from a `json` or `ec6` file.
5. The **export** icon writes the selected project out to a `json` file.
6. The **⋮** menu beside the export icon holds additional actions like: refresh the project table, and import the default ENERCALC project.
7. The **Search** box filters the table by project name, and **Show Inactive** reveals projects that have been removed from the list.
8. **Remove Project from List** takes the selected project off the list. Use **Show Inactive** to bring it back into view.
9. Selecting a **column heading** sorts the table by that column.
10. The **⋮** menu at the end of each project row acts on that one project: **Open**, **Rename**, **Clone**, **Export Project**, or **Remove Project from List**.
11. The controls in the bottom right move between pages of the project table.

{% hint style="info" %}
**NOTE:** A project's badge shows whether it is **ACTIVE**. The table also records who created each project and when.
{% endhint %}


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