> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.shiftiq.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.shiftiq.com/help/assessments/create-bank/upload-assessment-sets.md).

# Upload Assessment Sets

Select the Assessment Toolkit from the Admin Home Page.

## Uploading Assessment Sets in Markdown (.md/.txt)

Select the **Assessment** Toolkit from the Admin Home Page.

Select the **Banks** counter.

Search for the **Bank** you where you want to upload the **Set** and select the bank in the **Results** tab.

Once Assessment bank is selected, click on the **Question** tab.

Click on the **Add** button and select **Set**.

Add the **Question Set** name in the **Set Name** field.

Under **Upload Question Items** select **Shift iQ Markdown** in the **File Format** field.

In the **Upload Shift iQ Markdown** field click on the **Folder** icon (<i class="fa-folder-open">:folder-open:</i>) and select the **Markdown** file you want to upload. The file format can be a Text file (*.txt) or a Markdown file (*.md).

* *Download an example here:* [***Shift iQ Markdown Sample***](https://e02.insite.com/files/web/a226650b-be69-431c-b584-af9e010c5d8f/set-upload-example.txt)

Click on the **Upload** icon (<i class="fa-upload">:upload:</i>) to your \*.txt or \*.md file.

After uploading your file, you will see a preview of the questions being uploaded. If it is not the correct question you uploaded, click the **Clear Questions** button to select another file. To save your upload, click the **Save** button.

*Note: When uploading questions only Question Type = Multiple Choice can be created.*<br>

## Uploading Assessment Sets using LXR Merge

Select the **Assessment** Toolkit from the Admin Home Page.

Select the **Banks** counter.

Search for the **Bank** you where you want to upload the **Set** and select the bank in the **Results** tab.

Once Assessment bank is selected, click on the **Question** tab.

Click on the **Add** button and select **Set**.

Add the **Question Set** name in the **Set Name** field.

Under **Upload Question Items** select **LXR Merge** in the **File Format** field.

In the **Upload Shift iQ Markdown** field click on the **Folder** icon (<i class="fa-folder-open">:folder-open:</i>) and select the **LXR Merge** file (\*.lxrmerge) you want to upload.

* *Download an example here:* [***LXR Merge Fromat Sample***](https://e02.insite.com/files/web/1b3db2ff-e94a-460e-81e7-b103011be3d0/lxr-merge-2.txt)

Click on the **Upload** icon (<i class="fa-upload">:upload:</i>) upload your \*.lxrmerge file.

After uploading your file, you will see a preview of the questions being uploaded. If it is not the correct question you uploaded, click the **Clear Questions** button to select another file. To save your upload, click the **Save** button.<br>


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