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The first row defines the column header name (e.g. mobile and message). All the following rows are will be send with the first column being the receivers mobile number and the second column the message that will be send. | The first row defines the column header name (e.g. mobile and message). All the following rows are will be send with the first column being the receivers mobile number and the second column the message that will be send. | ||
For linebreaks use <nowiki><br></nowiki> | |||
Example of csv: | Example of csv: | ||
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42408883;Min første besked | 42408883;Min første besked | ||
41787710;Min anden besked | 41787710;Min anden besked | ||
41787710;Min anden besked<nowiki><br></nowiki>new line | |||
Revision as of 14:18, 19 September 2018
Your csv file should be structured with two columns that are separated with a semicolon ;
- mobile number
- message
The first row defines the column header name (e.g. mobile and message). All the following rows are will be send with the first column being the receivers mobile number and the second column the message that will be send.
For linebreaks use <br>
Example of csv:
mobile;message 42408883;Min første besked 41787710;Min anden besked 41787710;Min anden besked<br>new line