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The fastest way to import

RangeSharp’s paste-to-import feature lets you copy output from a poker solver and paste it directly into the Study workspace. RangeSharp detects the format automatically — no wizards, no configuration dialogs, no manual format selection.
Paste-to-import supports all 7 solver formats on Pro and Elite plans. Free accounts can paste Equilab and Flopzilla formats.

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How to paste-import

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Copy solver output

In your solver (PioSolver, HRC, Equilab, etc.), copy the range output to your clipboard. This is usually plain text that looks like a list of hands with actions and frequencies.
2

Select a spot in the Study workspace

Click on the spot where you want to import the data. If the spot doesn’t exist yet, create one first.
3

Paste

Press ⌘V (Mac) or Ctrl+V (Windows). RangeSharp detects the format and shows a preview.
4

Review the preview

The import preview shows:
  • The detected format (e.g., “PioSolver format detected”)
  • A confidence score for the detection
  • A preview of the range on the grid, so you can verify it looks correct before applying
5

Confirm the import

Click Apply to write the imported data to the spot. The range updates on the grid and saves automatically.

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What happens to existing data?

When you import into a spot that already has range data, you can choose to:
  • Replace — Overwrite the existing range entirely with the imported data
  • Merge — Add the imported actions alongside existing actions

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Format detection

RangeSharp runs pattern matching against all supported formats and picks the best match. The detection is automatic — you don’t need to tell it which solver the data came from. If the auto-detection doesn’t find a match, RangeSharp will tell you the format wasn’t recognized and suggest checking the supported formats list.

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Frequency rounding

Solver outputs often include very precise frequencies (e.g., 62.7%). You can choose to round frequencies to 25% steps (0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) during import, which makes ranges easier to memorize and train on. The rounding option appears in the import preview before you confirm.

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Tips

Paste is the recommended way to import. It’s faster than uploading files and works with any solver that lets you copy text output. Most solvers have a “Copy to clipboard” or “Export text” option.
  • If auto-detection gives a low confidence score, double-check that you copied the full output (not just a partial selection)
  • For best results, copy the complete range output including all hands and actions
  • After importing, review the grid to make sure the range looks correct before training on it