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# Configuration
CSV App configuration page
## Configuration
In the first configuration step, you are able to set the following options:
| Field | Description |
| -------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Language | Choose a language in which values from the Ergonode will be synchronized |
| Column separator | Choose a separator to use in the CSV file \[semicolon (;) or comma (,)] |
| Collection value separator | Choose a separator to use between values in the same cell \[semicolon (;) or comma (,) or pipe (\|)] |
| Merged in mapper separator | Choose a separator to use between values taken from different attributes in the mapper \[ pipe (\|) or a dash (-) or space ( )] |
When ready click on the ***Next Step*** button.
## Mapping
The next step is to create a CSV file structure and map Ergonode attributes. Click on the ***Map attributes*** button to do so.
Map attributes
To create a new column drag and drop an attribute from left to right.
Attribute mapping
It's possible to map more than one attribute to the same column. Please name the column header before going further.
Multiple attribute mapping
It's possible to change the attribute order simply by dragging.
When ready click the ***Save mapping*** button. You will be taken back to the configuration screen. Click on the ***Save configuration*** button to save all the changes.
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