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# Download JSON file of lookup dataset

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### Notice

This feature requires a Cortex XDR Pro license.
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You can only download a JSON file for a lookup dataset, where the **Type** set to **Lookup** on the **Dataset Management** page. This option is not available for any other dataset type.

When you download a lookup dataset with field names in a foreign language, the downloaded JSON file displays the fields as `COL_<randomstring>` as opposed to returning the fields in the foreign language as expected.

1. Open the **Settings** → **Configurations** → **Data Management** → **Dataset Management** page.
2. In the **Datasets** table, right-click the lookup dataset that you want to download as a JSON file, and select **Download**.


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