About quotation marks and carriage returns

Carriage returns in scripts associated with exported objects are replaced with \n in the .csv file. If you edit the CSV file, do not delete the \n characters. If you edit scripts in the file, use \n for a carriage return. This character set is interpreted as a carriage return when the CSV file is used in an object import.

When editing a script in an exported file, use \\n if you want to include the backslash character (\) followed by the letter n. This character set is not converted to a carriage return during an import.

Be careful when adding or editing quotation marks in the CSV file. Type all single quotation marks as two single quotation marks and surround the entire string with opening and closing quotation marks.

Make sure the string contains an even number of quotation marks. When the object is loaded during an object import, the extra quotation marks are stripped from the string.

For example, if you want to enter 3"Pipe as a Short Description, add a second quotation mark (3""Pipe) and then surrounding quotation marks ("3""Pipe").