How do I use the Send Via Excel Feature
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This document provides instructions for using the send via excel feature in 7 steps: create an excel sheet with the information to convey, upload the excel file by clicking choose file, enter a message mapping data from the excel using brackets, select the column with mobile numbers, preview the message, and click send now to deliver the message mapped from the excel file.
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- 1. How do I use the send via excel feature?
- 2. “Step 1- Click On Send Via excel”
- 3. “Step 2- Create an excel sheet as per the information you want to convey”
- 4. “Step 3- Click on choose file to upload the excel”
- 5. “Step 4- Enter message in the text box using [ ] brackets to map data in the excel sheet”
- 6. “Step 5- Enter the column in which mobile number is present ”
- 7. “Step 6- Click on Preview for final proof reading ”
- 8. “Step 7- Click on Send Now”