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 A CSV file usually looks as below: A CSV file usually looks as below:
 <code> <code>
-"FirstName","LastName","Website","Rating"+**"FirstName","LastName","Website","Rating"**
 "John","Doe","www.gsa-online.de","8" "John","Doe","www.gsa-online.de","8"
 "Jean","Doe","www.proxy-scraper.de","9" "Jean","Doe","www.proxy-scraper.de","9"
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 When having this imported, you can use macros like //%FirstName%//, //%LastName%//, //%Website%// and //%Rating%// as these are the header cells of the imported CSV file. When having this imported, you can use macros like //%FirstName%//, //%LastName%//, //%Website%// and //%Rating%// as these are the header cells of the imported CSV file.
  
-**Note that the CSV headers should NOT have the % around the headers, just use them for the macros.**+  * <color red>**Note that the CSV headers should NOT have the % around the headers, just use them for the macros.**</color> 
 +  * <color red>**Also after import you will NOT see new columns in the site listing, but you see CSV Data details in a mouse over hint.**</color>
  
 A message for this project could e.g. look as follow: A message for this project could e.g. look as follow: