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# Import physical inventory count results
This topic describes how to import physical inventory count results into a count sheet in RMH.
{% hint style="info" %}
You must have a physical inventory count results file in a tab delimited or comma delimited file format.
{% endhint %}
1. In the **Physical Inventory** window, double-click the physical inventory count file that you want to update with the count results.
2. Click **Import**.
3. Click **Next**.
4. On the **Select File to Import** screen, select the **File Type**:
* Tab delimited
* Comma delimited
5. Click **Browse** and select the file containing the count results.
6. Click **Open**.
7. Click **Next**.
8. On the **Select Import Options** screen, specify how to import items and quantities:
* **Update matching items only:** Select this option to import only the matching items in the batch. For example, if the import file has items that do not exist in the batch being counted, they will not be imported and updated. Only the matching items will be imported and updated.
* **Update matching items and add new items:** Select this option to import matching item and add new items in the batch. For example, if the import file has items that do not exist in the batch being counted, they will be imported and updated in addition to all matching items.
* **Add existing counts:** Select this option to add the item count from this import file to existing item count in the batch.
* **Replace existing count:** Select this option to replace the existing item count in the batch with the item count from this import file.
9. Click **Next**.
10. If any errors are reported:
1. Click **Cancel**.
2. Fix the errors in the import file.
3. Restart the import.
11. Click **Import**. The physical inventory count file is updated with the count results.
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