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# Import generic CSV wizard

Use the Import generic CSV wizard in Remote Desktop Manager to import entries with properties from add-ons unknown to the application.

The ***Import generic CSV wizard*** gives you access to all properties, even for types provided by add-ons, therefore unknown to Remote Desktop Manager.

{% hint style="info" %}
For an overview of the CSV file format and the impact of decisions made in this entry, see [CSV import strategies and file format](/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/file/import/import-generic-csv-wizard/csv-import-strategies-and-file-format.md).
{% endhint %}

1. In the ***navigation pane***, select the vault in which to import the sessions.
2. Go to ***File – Import – Import Generic Csv Wizard***.
3. Select the CSV file to import or paste the CSV text, then click ***Next***.
4. Validate the settings, then click ***Finish***.

The import will proceed using your chosen settings.

#### See also

* [Devolutions Academy - How to Use the CSV Wizard](https://academy.devolutions.net/student/page/2397263-how-to-use-the-csv-wizard?sid=4f21ff78-db91-4c26-8cde-fb84f67894f9\&sid_i=0)


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