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#### 2. Click "New Artifact" Create a new artifact by clicking on "New Artifact".

#### 3. Select type Navigate to the right side of the screen to select the type

#### 4. Click "Translation" Access the translation feature by clicking on "Translation".

#### 5. Click "Preferred term" Select the preferred term by clicking on "Preferred term".

#### 6. Fill the name of your language reference set Enter the name you want for your language reference set

#### 7. Click 'Create' Navigate to the desired location by clicking on the specified area.

#### 8. Confirm that the artifact is created Confirm that the artifact is created

#### **Then, add the translation by following these steps:** #### 1. Access the extension artifacts

#### 2. Select the translation artifact

#### 3. Select the translation tool you've used to perform the translation In this example, we are using the Refset and Translation tool.

#### 4. Open the translation tool

#### 5. In the translation tool, select the set of terms you wish to export

#### 6. Navigate to the export feature

#### 7. Click "Export"

#### 8. Switch back to Simplex

#### 9. Click "Choose File"

#### 10. Upload data

#### 11. Confirm import

#### 12. Open Browser

#### 13. Click "Members"

#### 14. View translated concepts

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