Hi Guillame,

You can already do that in that row 2 is the “User name” row compared to the “EA name” which we store in row 1.

Row 2 is ignored by eaXL on import and we use the contents of row 1.
Of course, if you create a worksheet which has additional columns and the appropriate cell in row 1 doesn’t have a known EA name then we assume that it is a tagged value that has been added and import this as a tagged value.

So the approach is to:

• Export the worksheet that you want completing with the relevant columns defined.
• Change the contents of the cells in row 2 Column D onwards as required
• Provide to your customers to add their information[.li]

import

I would suggest you double check with a sample of your own to confirm you get the expected behaviour.

Hope that provides what you need.

BR

Adrian