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# Selecting the source files and output destination
## Setting the source and destination for a new item
### Adding source files to the workload item
After you create the workload item, the next step is to select the source data to scan and redact.
The source data must be in OneLake.
1. Select the lakehouse.
Lakehouse selection for a Textual item
2. Click **Next**.
3. Within the lakehouse, select the folders and files to redact.\
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When you select a folder, Textual scans and redacts all of the files in that folder.
Selecting input files from a lakehouse
3. Click **Save Input Configuration**.
### Setting the destination location for the redacted files
After you select the source files, you select the OneLake location where Textual writes the redacted files.
1. On the destination page, select the lakehouse where the output folder is located.
Selecting the lakehouse where the output folder is located
2. Click **Next**.
3. Within the lakehouse, select the output folder.
Selecting the output folder
4. Click **Save Output Configuration**.
## Changing the source files and destination location
For a Textual item, you can select different source files and change the destination location.
To display the source and destination settings page:
1. Click the settings icon.
Settings icon for a Textual item
2. Click **Source and destination settings**.
### Selecting different source files
To select different source files:
1. On the **Source and destination settings** tab of the settings page, under **Source**, click **Edit Source**.
2. On the source files panel, select the folders and files to include.
3. Click **Save Input Configuration**.
### Selecting a new destination location
To select a different destination location:
1. On the **Source and destination settings** tab of the settings page, under **Destination**, click **Edit Destination**.
2. On the destination folder panel, select the destination folder.
3. Click **Save Output Configuration**.
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