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# Load Combination Table
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**Navigation:** Combinations > Design Load Combinations > Load Combination Table
For detailed parameter explanations, see the [Load Combination Table Reference](https://docs.openbrim.org/templates/steel-i-girder-bridge-workflow/combinations-sig/design-load-combinations-sig/load-combination-table-sig).
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**Step 1:** Click on Name cell and set name as **SuperstructureLCT**.
**Step 2:** Click **three-dots icon** on Strength I cell and select a **Limit State** as **StrengthI.**
If you have reached this stage and you don't have a limit state to select, and if you want to use the **Import Button**, you can refer to the **Quick Tip**.
Quick Tip: Learn how to import limit states
If there is no limit state to be set, follow the steps below:
\- Click the three dots on the cell and select Import OBPAASHTOLimitState.
\- In the opened window, choose the limit state.\
\- Click the Import button.
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The completed load combination tables are illustrated below. Please verify that you have the same model on your end by examining each view provided here. For more information on how to perform visual checks, refer to the quick tips.
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To view the entire procedure explained on this page, please watch the recorded Video below.
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Load Comb Table
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