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# 10.2 - Configure writeback destination
This guide lists the steps to configure the destination for writeback.
To begin, create your planning sheet. Writeback may be performed for data input rows and columns as seen below, as well as for comments.
### Add a new destination
1. Select the **Writeback** ribbon.
2. Select **Add destination**.
3. Use the **Select a Connection** dropdown to select your SQL connection.
4. Select **Database Name** to choose your destination.
5. Select your desired database.
6. Select **Add**.
7. Enter the schema and the table name.
8. Choose the decimal precision for your writeback columns.
{% hint style="warning" %}
Please note that this is a one-time action that cannot be changed and will apply to any future destinations added.
{% endhint %}
9. Choose your desired text length for strings. For example, you may want to increase the length for writeback if you have a **Notes** column with long notes added. Select **Add**.
10. Once your destination has been configured, you will see an expanded writeback menu with additional options.
11. Add multiple destinations by selecting **Add destination** again.
Note that for further destinations, it is not possible to select the decimal precision or text length.
### Manage Destinations
1\. Select **Manage** to manage writeback destinations.
2. You can now refresh, edit, delete, or turn off destinations.
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