When we run the script and select the option to create pages for every row in the CSV table, we create a page to summarize the import and link to all the new pages/attributes created. It is called something like: _csv-import - locations.csv_2020_04_25-19_47_10_
Currently we add an attribute on the first line as csv-import:: [[todays date]]
And then we can create an attributes table with {{attr-table: [[csv-import]]}} which looks like:
We have an opportunity to add more attributes to each import so that this attributes table can have some additional meaningful pieces of data like:
When we run the script and select the option to create pages for every row in the CSV table, we create a page to summarize the import and link to all the new pages/attributes created. It is called something like: _csv-import - locations.csv_2020_04_25-19_47_10_
Currently we add an attribute on the first line as csv-import:: [[todays date]]
And then we can create an attributes table with
{{attr-table: [[csv-import]]}}which looks like:We have an opportunity to add more attributes to each import so that this attributes table can have some additional meaningful pieces of data like: