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A flowchart that shows the process of creating a new query. It consists of six boxes connected by arrows, each box representing a step in the process. The first box on the top left is labeled "Log in" and has a label that reads "Select query of interest". The second box is titled "Select variables of interest" and contains a description of the query. The third box is labelled "Select filter requirements". The fourth box has a description that explains the query's purpose. The fifth box has an image of a query query and the sixth box has text that explains how the query can be used to save data. At the bottom of the flowchart, there are two arrows pointing towards the first box, one labeled "Save Data" and the other labeled "Run another query". The first arrow is pointing to the second box, indicating that the user can save the query for later use. The second arrow points to the third box, where the user has entered the query and then click on the "Save" button. The final arrow points towards the fourth arrow, where they can click on it to save the data.
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. The resolution of this PNG file is 1008 x 576 pixels and it has a file size of 57.70 KB.A flowchart that shows the process of creating a new query. It consists of six boxes connected by arrows, each box representing a step in the process. The first box on the top left is labeled "Log in" and has a label that reads "Select query of interest". The second box is titled "Select variables of interest" and contains a description of the query. The third box is labelled "Select filter requirements". The fourth box has a description that explains the query's purpose. The fifth box has an image of a query query and the sixth box has text that explains how the query can be used to save data. At the bottom of the flowchart, there are two arrows pointing towards the first box, one labeled "Save Data" and the other labeled "Run another query". The first arrow is pointing to the second box, indicating that the user can save the query for later use. The second arrow points to the third box, where the user has entered the query and then click on the "Save" button. The final arrow points towards the fourth arrow, where they can click on it to save the data.
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