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# Adding from NarrativesDB
Step 1: From the **Reports** module, select a report and click the **Narrative** tab.
Step 2: Click **Add from NarrativesDB**.
Step 3: Search or use the provided pulldown filters to find the desired section(s) to add.
{% hint style="info" %}
Only repositories and sections a user can view will appear in search results.
{% endhint %}
Step 4: Click the box next to the section(s) to add, and the narrative will appear on the right under the "TO BE ADDED TO NARRATIVE" column.
To add all available sections (or start with all sections selected and then uncheck those not desired), click the box next to "Sections" in the table header below the search bar.
Step 5: Click the **Add X Section** button at the bottom of the page. The new section(s) will now be available for editing in the **Narrative** tab.
Step 6: Click the three dots to display the option to add tags or delete the section.
{% hint style="info" %}
Sections deleted from the Narratives tab will not delete the section from **NarrativesDB**.
{% endhint %}
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