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Spreadsheets and CSV files can be supplied with guest data organized into columns in a multitude of different ways. Below we give examples of some of the more common formats and how to deal with them. A single guest name per row in a single columnIf you have commas, the word "and" or other things that might be interpreted as there being more than one name in a column, then you should click on the If you want to import multiple guests per group you should add a group column. A single guest name per row in multiple columnsIf you have commas, the word "and" or other things that might be interpreted as there being more than one name in a column, then you should click on the If you want to import multiple guests per group you should add a group column. Multiple guest names per row in a single columnVarious naming formats are handled, including: Mr & Mrs John Smith John Smith, Jane Smith John and Jane Smith Mr John Smith + 1 The guests will all be placed into a single group. Multiple guest names per row in multiple columnsThe guests will all be placed into a single group. If you have multiple names in multiple separate columns you can click on the They can then be handled as multiple guest names per row in a single column. Column for number of additional guestsThe guests will all be placed into a single group. Column for number of total guestsThe guests will all be placed into a single group. If you get really stuck on this, contact support. See also: |