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title: "Import address data into an address field"
slug: "importing-address-data-into-an-address-field"
updated: 2026-06-01T14:57:54Z
published: 2026-06-01T14:57:54Z
canonical: "help.quickbase.com/importing-address-data-into-an-address-field"
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# Import address data into an address field

> **Importing in pipelines**
> 
> To import data using Pipelines, see using copy records in the [Quickbase channel](/v1/docs/use-the-quickbase-channel) and if you need to transform the data or manually enter values, see [Bulk Record Sets](/v1/docs/bulk-record-sets).

Quickbase handles address data a little differently. Each part of an address, such as street, city, state, comprises a subfield in a single Address field, which is important to keep in mind when importing address data.

When you import, you'll be prompted to map your fields to fields within the new table.

![Field mapping screen showing address subfields labeled as Address: in the Field Labels column](https://cdn.document360.io/dd260e4e-10bb-4b66-8fb3-5504c272b904/Images/Documentation/4572875642004.png)

For each field, you can choose to import that data to an existing field in the table, to create a new field for the data, or not to import it at all. Note that fields mapped to Address subfields are denoted in **Field Labels** as **Address:** . This shows that your address information is being incorporated into the Address field appropriately.