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# Adding a New Table
## Adding new tables to your workspace can be done two ways.
1. Just ask Zoë - she can now find tables in your house by asking her in chat (depends on the service account permissions she is using)
2. Manually by the steps outlined below
## Step 1 - Go to Context Manager
Using the left-hand navigation, go to [Context Manager](/data-modeling/context_manager.md).
## Step 2 - Click the "+" button
Views can be added by clicking the "+" button and selecting "Create View" in Context Manager.
Clicking the "+" button will bring up the Add Tables modal which lets you add tables from your warehouse or upload a CSV.
## Step 3 - Add a table from your data warehouse or upload a CSV
Selecting a warehouse connection will open the Add Tables selector modal. Select one or several tables then click "Add x table" to add them to context manager.
Alternatively, upload a CSV. CSV headers must only use alphanumeric characters, spaces, and underscores.
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