# Upload Errors

If for any reason, there has been an error, you will be notified.

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Tap the red button **CHECK ENTRIES** if available, otherwise, go back to the list of entries

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Entries with errors are flagged with a red cloud icon next to them.

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Tap the entry with the error to view the error detailed message. For example, below there is an error about an answer not being unique.

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Edit the answer to fix the error and try to upload again. (See [**Edit Entries**](/mobile-application/edit-entries.md))

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