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 There are several possible methods of importing data. The following chapters provide information about this. Information about exporting data is described on the page [[Module Exports En|Module Exports]].
-This does not talk about the process of copying a Dolibarr instance into another Dolibarr instance. You can have a look at [[Duplicate a Dolibarr instance into another one]] for this, or on page [[Backups]] and [[Restorations]].
+This does not talk about the process of copying a Dolibarr instance into another Dolibarr instance. You can have a look at [[Duplicate a Dolibarr instance into another one]] for this, or on page [[Backups]] and [[Restores]].
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 You can use third parties tools, able to connect to both your old system and your Dolibarr installation. It can be a local tool or an online SaaS tool if your systems can be reach by a SaaS tool. Documentation and process will depends on the third party tool;
-For example, you can use '''LibreOffice''', which is able to insert the contents of a table into a database such as Mysql Dolibarr. Here is a tutorial on this method: [[Import data with OpenOffice]].
+For example, you can use '''LibreOffice''', which is able to insert the contents of a table into a database such as Mysql Dolibarr. Here is a tutorial on this method: [[Import data with LibreOffice]].
 Some automation tools specialized in synchronizing data may also be able to do the job.