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# Import 10x Genomics Xenium Analyzer output
* [Obtain and add files to the project](#obtain-and-add-files-to-the-project)
## Obtain and add files to the project
The project includes [Human Breast Cancer (In Situ Replicate 1)](https://www.10xgenomics.com/products/xenium-in-situ/preview-dataset-human-breast) and [Human Breast Cancer (In Situ Replicate 2)](https://www.10xgenomics.com/products/xenium-in-situ/preview-dataset-human-breast) files in one project.
* Obtain the **Xenium Output Bundles** (Figure 1) for each sample.
* Navigate the options to select **10x Genomics Xenium Output Bundle** as the file format for input. Choose to import **10x Genomics Xenium** for your project (Figure 2).
* Click [**Transfer files**](/partek/partek-flow/user-manual/importing-data.md#navigating-the-file-browser-to-transfer-files-to-the-server) on the homepage, under settings, or during import.
* Click the blue **+ Add sample button** then use the green **Add sample**  button to add each sample's Xenium output bundle folder. If you have not already transferred the folder to the server, this can be done using **Transfer files to the server** (Figure 3).
Figure 3. Transfer files using the 10x Genomics Xenium importer
* You will need to **decompress** the Xenium Output Bundle zip file before they are uploaded to the server. After decompression, you can **drag and drop** the entire folder into the Transfer files dialog, all individual files in the folder will be listed in the Transfer files dialog after drag & drop, with no folder structure (Figure 4). The folder structure will be restored after upload is completed.
* Once uploaded the folder to the server, navigate to the appropriate folder for each sample using **Add sample**  (Figure 5).
The Xenium output bundle should be included for each sample (Figure 5). Each sample requires the whole sample folder or a folder containing these 6 files: cell\_feature\_matrix.h5, cells.csv.gz, cell\_boundaries.csv.gz, nucleus\_boundaries.csv.gz, transcripts.csv.gz, morphology\_focus.ome.tif. Once added, the *Cells* and *Features* values will update. You can choose an annotation file during import that matches what was used to generate the feature count.
Do not limit cells with a total read count since Xenium data is targeted to less features.
Once the download completes, the sample table will appear in the *Metadata* tab, with one row per sample (Figure 6).
The sample table is pre-populated with one sample attributes: # Cells. Sample attributes can be added and edited manually by clicking *Manage* in the *Sample attributes* menu on the left. If a new attribute is added, click *Assign values* to assign samples to different groups. Alternatively, you can use the *Assign values from a file* option to assign sample attributes using a tab-delimited text file. For more information about sample attributes, see [here](/partek/partek-flow/tutorials/creating-and-analyzing-a-project/the-metadata-tab.md#sample-annotation). Cell attributes are found under Sample attributes and can be added by [publishing cell attributes to a project](/partek/partek-flow/user-manual/task-menu/annotation-metadata/publish-cell-attributes-to-project.md).
For this tutorial, we do not need to edit or change sample attributes.
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