# Saved queries

The Saved Queries page in Uniquery allows users to store queries from other spreadsheets or projects for future reuse. This feature allows users to apply previously saved queries to any spreadsheets they own, enhancing productivity and consistency in data management.

### Accessing Saved Queries

To access the Saved Queries page:

1. Open your Google Sheets file and navigate to `Extensions > Uniquery` to open the addon.
2. In the Uniquery sidebar, click on the `Saved queries` tab.

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### Viewing Saved Queries

In the `Saved queries` tab, you will see a list of all your saved queries. These can include both generated reports and API queries. The tab provides an overview of each saved query, making it easy to identify and reuse them as needed.

### Applying a Saved Query

To apply a saved query in your current spreadsheet:

1. Locate the desired query in the `Saved queries` tab.
2. Click the plus button (`+`) next to the query you want to apply.
3. A prompt will appear, asking you to select a sheet and a cell where the data will start importing.<br>

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4. Choose the appropriate sheet and cell for the data import.
5. Optionally, you can choose whether to set automatic refresh for the query by enabling the relevant option.<br>

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Once these steps are completed, the saved query will be applied to your current spreadsheet, and the data will be imported starting from the specified sheet and cell.

The Saved Queries page in Uniquery provides a convenient way to store and reuse queries across different spreadsheets and projects. By following the steps outlined in this documentation, users can efficiently apply saved queries to any spreadsheets they own.


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