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# Upload en markgrænse
Importér en fil med markgrænse til GeoPard for at komme i gang med analyser og markdrift.
Hvis du har en shapefile for dine marker, kan du uploade den via fanen Upload.
Vær opmærksom på, at der er nogle begrænsninger:
* Kun WGS84 (EPSG:4326) shape-filer understøttes
* 5 MB er den maksimale filstørrelse
* 1236 ac/500 ha er det maksimale markareal
* Hver shapefile behandles som en enkelt mark.
* Etiketter oprettes ud fra .dbf-filen
1. Vælg den bedrift, der skal uploades til
2. Klik på **Gennemse** knappen og vælg en fil fra din computer.
3. Klik på **Upload** knappen.
4. Derefter vil appen kontrollere, at filen lever op til kravene, og gemme marken.
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