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Name | Data type | Name | Data type |
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Alphanumeric value |
| Hexadecimal number |
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Integer number |
| Long hexadecimal number |
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Long integer number |
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Floating point number |
| IPv6 address |
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Net4 (IPv4 CIDR) |
| Net6 (IPv6 CIDR) |
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| Info |
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Data type translations As a result of standardization procedures, some of these data types are translated when the lookup in created. Hexadecimal, for example, will be shown as Int. |
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In the Data search → Lookup management area, click New lookup at the top right. 
Enter a name for the lookup, such as IP_list, and drag the file onto the field (or click Browse and select the CSV file).
Check the Contains headers box to specify that the first row must not be considered as values and thus must be skipped when parsed.
Give each field the desired name and format, and then choose the desired key field by marking the Is key option at the end of its row. 
Click Create lookup. You will receive a notification when the file is uploaded. Note this may take a few minutes. Now you can add fields from your lookup to a query in order to enrich it with additional information. See Add lookup values to your query to learn how to do it. |
Finding your uploaded lookup
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