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These are all required for different data inputs. To create a CSV structure for Accounts, Identities, Notes and Credit cards, you must have 30 columns.
Otherwise, the ESET Password Manager cannot correctly read the information. The CSV file must have a specific and exact structure. Create your CSV file for import to the ESET Password Manager
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