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# Adding ASCE 7-22 loads and forces modules into a project file

How to add ASCE 7-22 loads and forces modules into a project file, including changing the ASCE edition first.

## How can I add ASCE 7-22 loads and forces modules into a project file?

Check the selected ASCE 7 edition for the current project file:

![](https://1076748670-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FtBL2fEQRwrlKSM2irFL0%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-93f7d14066592fd6324800ceefb6a1f56284028c%2FASCE%20Edition.jpg?alt=media)

If the selected ASCE 7 edition is ASCE 7-22 or later, just watch this: <https://media.enercalc.com/Adding-ASCE-7-22-Loads-and-Forces.mp4>

If the selected ASCE 7 edition is ASCE 7-16 or earlier:

1. first change the ASCE 7 edition to 7-22 or later using this as a guide if needed: [How do I specify the ASCE 7 edition for the current Project File?](/sel-faq/using-the-software/general-operation/building-codes-2.md)
2. Then <https://media.enercalc.com/Adding-ASCE-7-22-Loads-and-Forces.mp4>

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