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If you have a lot of users that are going to be here in 365, you probably want to import them as opposed

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to typing each one of them one by one.

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So what you can do when you import users is you create the import file and then you just simply upload

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it.

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Now, in order to create it, what you want to do is you want to start with something that's going to

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work.

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So the top of every column has a header.

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An example of a header is first name or last name or email address.

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So you have to get those headers right.

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If they're not exactly matching the field names for Office 365, you could run in some big bumps getting

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those accounts in.

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So what I would do is I would download the CSP file with headers only and then I would populate that

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with all the user account information and then I would use that file to upload.

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If you want to see an example of what types of data go into each one of these fields, then notice here

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you can download that same file with sample user information so that you can see what it's supposed

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to look like.

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Then, of course, you want to delete the sample user's.