This dialog enables you to import text from an existing text file in the scenario. The file containing search and replace text is expected to contain pairs of search and replace text strings, separated with a user-defined symbol.
This dialog is displayed if you:

The table below describes the dialog fields.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| File contents | Displays the contents of the selected file. Examining the file structure allows you to properly set the import parameters. |
| Entry Separator | |
| Tab | If selected, specifies the search and replace strings are separated with tab symbols in the selected file. |
| Other symbol | Select this option to provide any separator symbol other than a tab. |
| Processing | |
| Escape backslash | If selected, all the backslash symbols in the search and replace strings will be escaped. That is, a standalone symbol \ will become \\. |
| Unquote | Check this option to remove any leading and trailing double quotes (") from both search and replace strings. |
| Trim other symbols | If selected, the import routine removes all the specified symbols from the start and the end of both search and replace strings. |
| CSV options | |
| Is CSV file | If this option is selected, the import routine treats the file as a CSV
(comma-separated) file and splits it in numbered columns.
Note! |
| Skip first row | If checked, the first row of a CSV file will not be added to a scenario. |
| Search column no. | Specifies ordinal of a column containing the search strings. Columns start from 1. |
| Replace column no. | Specifies ordinal of a column containing the replacement strings. Columns start from 1. |
| Scenario name | Specifies the name of a new scenario created from the supplied file. These fields are only displayed if you import a new scenario. If you are adding strings to an existing scenario, the fields are not displayed. |
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