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## Connect your data in the chat playground
Next, add your data in the chat playground to see how it responds with your data as grounding
Bow you'll add some data for a fictional travel agent company named *Margie's Travel*. Then you'll see how the Azure openAI model responds when using the brochures from Margie's Travel as grounding data.
1. In a new browser tab, download an archive of brochure data from `https://aka.ms/own-data-brochures`. Extract the brochures to a folder on your PC.
1. In Azure OpenAI Studio, in the **Chat** playground, in the **Assistant setup** section, select **Add your data**.
1. Select **Add a data source** and choose *Upload files* from the dropdown.
1. Select **Add a data source** and choose **Upload files**.
1. You'll need to create a storage account and Azure Cognitive Search resource. Under the dropdown for the storage resource, select **Create a new Azure Blob storage resource**, and create a storage account with the following settings. Anything not specified leave as the default.
- **Subscription**: *Your Azure subscription*
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- **Region**: *Select the same region as your Azure OpenAI resource*
- **Redundancy**: Locally-redundant storage (LRS)
1. When the resource is created, return to Azure OpenAI Studio and select **Create a new Azure Cognitive Search resource** with the following settings. Anything not specified leave as the default.
1. While the storage account resource is being created, return to Azure OpenAI Studio and select **Create a new Azure Cognitive Search resource** with the following settings. Anything not specified leave as the default.
- **Subscription**: *Your Azure subscription*
- **Resource group**: *Select the same resource group as your Azure OpenAI resource*
- **Service name**: *Enter a unique name*
- **Location**: *Select the same location as your Azure OpenAI resource*
- **Pricing tier**: Basic
1. Wait until your search resource has been deployed, then switch back to the Azure AI Studio and refresh the page.
1. Wait until your search resource has been deployed, then switch back to the Azure AI Studio.
1. In the **Add data**, enter the following values for your data source, then select **Next**.
- **Select data source**: Upload files
- **Select Azure Blob storage resouce**: *Choose the storage resource you created*
- **Select Azure Blob storage resource**: *Use the **Refresh** button to repopulate the list, and then choose the storage resource you created*
- Turn on CORS when prompted
- **Select Azure Cognitive Search resource**: *Choose the search resource you created*
- **Select Azure Cognitive Search resource**: *Use the **Refresh** button to repopulate the list, and then choose the search resource you created*
- **Enter the index name**: margiestravel
- **Add vector search to this search resource**: unchecked
- **I acknowledge that connecting to an Azure Cognitive Search account will incur usage to my account** : checked
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