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# Capture view
The Scan view
To see the wall areas and dimensions in the Scan:
1. **Click on the dot in the center of the walls whose area you want to know** (you can select the interior or exterior façades).
2. The wall dimensions appear directly on the walls
3. The total area calculation is visible in "**Selected area**" and each selected wall is added to it
4. To exclude openings from the area calculation, uncheck "**Count openings**"
5. To include your sloped ceilings, check "Enable sloped-ceiling import" and "Re-import" (if you have already imported your plan)
Re-import the Scan
{% hint style="danger" %}
If you forgot to import the sloping sections when finalizing the Scan, you will need to **re-import the scan** : this action causes the **complete removal of all previously made changes** On the plan. **You won't be able to go back**.\
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If you have already modified your plan and do not want to re-import it, you can draw the slopes. Click [**here**](/guide-visuary-en/the-plan/ceilings.md#creer-un-plafond-rampant) to learn more.
{% endhint %}
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Import the scanned slopes during the Scan
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To reimport the Scan and retrieve the slopes:
1. Click the tab **Scan**
2. Tick the box **"Enable slope import"**
3. Click the button **"Reimport"**
4. **Click the save icon** at the top right to **save the change**
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