> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://igb.mit.edu/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://igb.mit.edu/bioinformatics-topics/tasks-bioinformatics-methods/genego-metacore/data-management-in-genego.md).

# Data Management in GeneGO

* The upper left panel of the [Start Page](https://portal.genego.com/cgi/data_manager.cgi?) hosts the data management functions.
* Click the "Start Page" icon or your browsers "refresh" button to make sure that the displayed data is current.
* Double-click the "Experiments" folder. You should see "ColonMet\_Faked" inside the folder.
* Right-Click on the My Data folder and select Create Folder... Create a folder called May1Training
* Drag ColonMet\_Faked into the new folder. Right-click on the original folder to delete. Note: folders can also be renamed.
* Data can also be shared. Right-click on May1Training and select Share..., enter charliew and search. select username and click Add Selected to List. Note: Types of permissions can be controlled.
* The lower left panel of the [Start Page](https://portal.genego.com/cgi/data_manager.cgi?) displays the active data. Active data is available for analysis and can be controlled by the Activate/Deactivate icon, right clicking or drag-and-drop.


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