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This is now old (Feb 2021), but a user tested the importation of a REFI-QDA project file generated by QualCoder and imported into MAXQDA, Quirkos, Atlas.ti. Only text and Images were tested. A PDF of the test results is here: [Testing importation of REFI-QDA Project files into Atlas, MAXQDA, Quirkos PDF](https://qualcoder.files.wordpress.com/2021/02/refi-qda-project-import-quirkos-maxqda-atlas.pdf)
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## Taguette
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Projects created with [Taguette](https://www.taguette.org/) can be imported directly. All your core coding data will be transferred.
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Projects created with [Taguette](https://www.taguette.org/) can be imported from the sqlite file. All your core coding data will be transferred.
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Close any open project. Then, in the Main Menu under Project, click on Taguette Project import. You will be asked to create a new project, so enter a name. Then, you will be prompted to select the Taguette project file (usually with a .sqlite3 extension). QualCoder will then proceed to import the data.
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