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    Copy mail-addresses from spreadsheet into to-filed in webapp does not work.

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    • klausade
      klausade last edited by

      If I have a spreadsheet with one emailadress in each cell, in a column. Then I can copy and paste that addresses into webapp/deskapp, but, they appear in the to-file as a single long email-addresse, where the individual addresses are separated with a space. webapp/deskapp seems is not able to understand multiple addresses separated with spaces, and needs semicolon.

      I would not have a problem with this, unless for the fact that if you try to do the same with outlook, it works just fine, you can copy&paste columns with mail-addresses from a spreadsheet straight into the to-filed in outlook, and it works.

      My users have ling lists of mail-addresses in spreadsheets that they when the want to send mail to many users in a group, urkh.

      Anybody have a good workaround for this?
      Other than adding a semicolon behind each mail-address before copy&paste.

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      • marty
        marty Kopano (Inactive) last edited by

        Hi Klausade,

        I have no workaround, but the corresponding ticket is: https://jira.kopano.io/browse/KW-664

        https://documentation.kopano.io/deskapp_admin_manual
        http://documentation.kopano.io/webapp_smime_manual
        https://documentation.kopano.io/webapp_admin_manual

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        • mcostan
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          • klausade
            klausade last edited by

            @mcostan I know they can be separated with a semicolon, aka ; There is even a ton of how-to’s on the nett, that explain how you can add a semi-colon to the end of each cell, before you copy&paste, it’s actually very easy.

            But, and this is a big but, the users are used to “not doing that”, so therefor it’s a problem for them.

            @marty thanks for pointing out KW-664

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