# Managing the list of project files

The project details page contains the list of files in the project. To display the project details, on the **Guided Redaction** page, click the project name.

## Information in the file list

For each file in the project, the list includes the following information:

* Name of the file
* Number of redactions in the file
* Number of pages in the file
* Number of comments in the file
* Status of the file
* Name of the user who most recently made changes in the file
* When the most recent change occurred

## Filtering the file list

You can filter the file list based on the file name.

To filter the list, in the search field, type text in the file name. As you type, Textual updates the list to only include matching files.

## Sorting the file list

By default, the file list is sorted in descending order based on the update date. The most recently updated files are at the top of the list.

You can sort the file list by any column except for the options column. To sort the list by a column, click the column heading. To reverse the sort order, click the column heading again.

## Supported file types

You can use guided redaction for the following types of files:

* .pdf
* .txt
* .docx - Note that the content is treated as text, and all images are removed.

## Adding files to the project

{% hint style="info" %}
**Required guided redaction permission:** Upload files to a project
{% endhint %}

When you add files to a project, Textual automatically assigns the Not started status to those files. It also scans the files for built-in entity types, based on the project configuration.

To add files to a project:

1. On the project details page, click **Upload Files**.
2. Search for and select the files to add.

## Removing a file from a project

{% hint style="info" %}
Required guided redaction permission: Delete files from a project
{% endhint %}

To delete a file from the project, either:

* On the project details page, click the delete icon for the file.
* On the file details page, click **More**, then click **Delete File**.


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