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# Cargar un límite de lote

Importa un archivo de límite de lote en GeoPard para iniciar análisis y operaciones de campo.

Si dispone de un archivo de forma de su(s) parcela(s), puede subirlo(s) utilizando la pestaña Cargar.

Tenga en cuenta que existen algunas restricciones:

* Solo se admiten archivos shapefile WGS84 (EPSG:4326)
* 5 MB es el tamaño máximo de archivo
* 1236 ac/500 ha es el área máxima del campo
* Cada archivo de forma se trata como una sola parcela
* Las etiquetas se crearán a partir del archivo .dbf

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1. Seleccione la finca a la que desea cargar
2. Haga clic en el **Examinar** botón y seleccione un archivo de su computadora.
3. Haga clic en el **Cargar** .
4. Luego, la aplicación verificará que el archivo cumpla con los requisitos y guardará la parcela.

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Espere al cuadro de diálogo de confirmación para ver que el límite se cargó correctamente:

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