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--- plugin:struct:csvimport [2020-05-14 13:26] – andi
+++ plugin:struct:csvimport [2021-03-31 14:31] – [Struct Plugin: CSV Import] juergen-aus-zuendorf
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   * Column contents should be enclosed with double quotes
   * Double quotes can be escaped with a backslash (''\'') or using standard doubling of the double quotes (''%%""%%'')
-  * Fields of [[plugin:struct:Type Lookup]] have a special structure: they consist of a JSON encoded array with page id and row id. For example, a raw lookup value referencing a page would be ''["namespace:id",2]'', while the value escaped and quoted in CSV would look like this ''"[""namespace:id"",2]"''
+  * Fields of [[plugin:struct:Type Lookup]] have a special structure: they consist of a JSON encoded array with page id and row id. For example, a raw lookup value referencing a page would be ''%%["namespace:id",2]%%'', while the value escaped and quoted in CSV would look like this ''%%"[""namespace:id"",2]"%%''
   * For multi fields, the column content will be split at commas (no support for any escaping), but lookup-type fields will be split only on the proper commas between values.
   * Content has to be in UTF-8 encoding
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 Serial data is imported similarly to page data, with some exceptions:
-  * Multiple rows with the same pid are all imported.
+  * Multiple rows with the same content are all imported.
   * If you choose the option to create non-existing pages, the appropriate serial syntax will be added to bottom of the created page. Placeholders in page templates are **not supported**.
+  * In contrast to the import for a page schema the CSV file for a global schema doesn't have a column with pid.
 Global and serial data is added to whatever data is already stored.