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faqs/galaxy/importing-data-from-sierra-lims.md

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 This section will guide you through generating external links to your data stored in the Sierra LIMS system to be downloaded directly into Galaxy.
 
-1. Go to the [Sierra portal](https://www.bioinformatics.babraham.ac.uk/sierra/sierra.pl) and login to your account. 2. Click on the **Sample ID** of the sample you want to download data from. 3. Click on the **Edit Sample Details** button. 4. At the bottom of the page there will be an input box for creating a link, enter a description for the link in the **Reason for link** section, and click **Create link**. This will reload the page and add a new link to the sample under **Authorised links to this sample**. 6. Go back to the sample page or click on the hyperlink called **link** to take you back. 7. In the **Results** section select the lane you want to access your data from. 8. The bottom of the page, under the **Links** section, will now contain a list of `wget` commands with links for accessing all the files within that sample/lane.
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-9. Since this list is for `wget` commands, you need to extract out the links from the command. You can copy the link in the first set of double quotes for each line and {% icon galaxy-wf-edit %} **Paste/Fetch Data** them directly into Galaxy to download the files.
+1. Go to the [Sierra portal](https://www.bioinformatics.babraham.ac.uk/sierra/sierra.pl) and login to your account.
+2. Click on the **Sample ID** of the sample you want to download data from.
+3. Click on the **Edit Sample Details** button.
+4. At the bottom of the page there will be an input box for creating a link, enter a description for the link in the **Reason for link** section, and click **Create link**. This will reload the page and add a new link to the sample under **Authorised links to this sample**.
+5. Go back to the sample page or click on the hyperlink called **link** to take you back.
+6. In the **Results** section select the lane you want to access your data from.
+7. The bottom of the page, under the **Links** section, will now contain a list of `wget` commands with links for accessing all the files within that sample/lane.
+8. Since this list is for `wget` commands, you need to extract out the links from the command. You can copy the link in the first set of double quotes for each line and {% icon galaxy-wf-edit %} **Paste/Fetch Data** them directly into Galaxy to download the files.