How Do I Save My Spreadsheet as a CSV File?
The instructions below use Excel, however most spreadsheet programs (like Google Sheets, for example) will follow a similar process.
- Open your spreadsheet and click “File” and then “Save As.”
- Select “CSV (Comma delimited) (*.csv)” from the Save as type dropdown.
- Choose where you want to save your file then click "Save."
For more information about saving your spreadsheet as a CSV file, see the help articles from Microsoft and Google.
You can also use the sample CSV file attached to this article to set you on the right path for formatting your import fields
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