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# Creating Plans from the Web-App
How to create plans from the Web-App
*See how to create it from the Add-In* [*here*](/navigating-the-excel-add-in/core-functions-of-the-drivepoint-add-in/scenario-planning-create-new-plan.md)*.*
1. Click on "New Plan"
2. Add the name, from which existing plan you want to copy the plan from, where to copy it to and add a description
3. Click Save
4. Success - you should see the new plan in the folder you saved it in
5. Open the plan in Excel by clicking the "Excel" button on the right
**I could not save a plan. What could have happened?**
* We are currently working on a fix for allowing apostrophes or quotation marks. Remove any special characters in the mean time and try again.
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