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# Launch a New Study Using Existing Decipher Survey

## Step 1 - Create a Tracker Study :

1. Click on New Project on the top right corner, and select New Decipher Project from the drop down.
2. In the project creation dialog, in step 1 (Type), click on **Create Tracker Study**

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## Step 2 - Set up :

* Choose the Survey you want to work on using the “Decipher Survey” option
* If you can’t find the survey in the dropdown, click on “Can't find your survey?“ manually add the survey path and verify.
* Click on continue

## Step 3 - Upload QNR :

* Upload the current wave Questionnaire (Not the new wave QNR)
* Click on “Start Programming”

Once you are in the build page in Metaforms: Sync the project from Decipher to Metaforms

## Initiate tracker study flow

* Click on Import > Upload new version of ...
* Select "Change Management"
* Check / uncheck "Update as Tracker / Live Study" as needed
* You can check "Duplicate the existing survey" and enter the name of the new survey to create in Decipher ( make sure to do this to create a duplicate survey in Decipher instead of overwriting the existing one)


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