Remote Manager CSV files that contain non-English characters may
                  experience encoding issues when viewed using editing software (like Excel). If any
                  of your company names or other information contain non-English characters, you must
                  import the CSV file using UTF-8 encoding before modifying the contents.
|  | ImportantIf you do not properly save CSV files containing
                                 non-English languages using UTF-8 encoding, you may not be able to re-import the
                                 files back to Remote Manager. | 
The following task outlines how to properly encode a Remote Manager CSV file using
                  Microsoft Excel for Office 365. If you use a different CSV editor, you must refer
                  to
                  your product's documentation for encoding using UTF-8.
Procedure
- Open a new blank Excel workbook.
- Click .
- Select the CSV file that you downloaded from Remote Manager, and click Import.
- In the File Origin drop-down, select 65001:Unicode (UTF-8).
- In the Delimiter drop-down, select Comma.
- Expand the Load button options and click Load To....
- Select Existing worksheet
                        and click OK.The contents of the downloaded CSV file display in the new CSV file.
- Modify the CSV contents as required.
- Ensure that you save the file in UTF-8 format:- Click .
- Select the location you want to save the file to.
- Specify a new file name.
- Change the file type to CSV UTF-8 (Comma delimited) (*.csv).
- Click Save.
 
 
		