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This feature will help those sellers get their listing information into the Turbo Lister program much easier than cutting-and-pasting or entering by hand. Many sellers have their listing information stored in spreadsheet or database programs. Why does Turbo Lister support importing and exporting items in CSV format?

Once your listings are imported, you can edit or list the item again to eBay. To import listings directly from eBay simply select File > Import items > From eBay Listings… Then select to import Active and/or Ended listings. Then select the file you'd like to import. To import a CSV file into Turbo Lister, first make sure that the file has the correct set of columns that Turbo Lister will be looking for (see below). How do I import items from CSV format into Turbo Lister? You'll then be prompted to name your new CSV file. To create a CSV file containing items that are in your Turbo Lister program, just select the items you'd like to export, then select File > Export Selected Items. How do I export items to CSV format from Turbo Lister? (In Microsoft Excel, just select File > Save As., then select "CSV (comma delimited) (*.csv)" in the "Save As Type" drop-down selector.) The most common is to use a spreadsheet program such as Microsoft Excel. There are many ways to create a CSV file. "Exporting" a CSV file refers to a program taking data that it has stored and creating a new file that contains the data in CSV format. "Importing" a CSV file refers to a program reading a CSV file and entering the data into its own storage.

Here is a simple example of a CSV file: "This is my item title,1234,This is my item description" Read into a spreadsheet program or similar, the example above would result in three data fields with the following values: This allows programs to re-create the correct field structure for the data by reading through the file and starting a new field every time a comma is encountered. In a CSV file, "fields" of data are separated by commas. It is a text-only format used to store data, often used with spreadsheet or database software.