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How to Upload a Participant List

This Article explains how to upload and troubleshoot your Participant List.

Overview

A Participant List is an Excel file, saved as a .csv file that contains the names and email addresses of your survey participants. The survey invitation will be sent to this list.

Uploading Your List:

  1. Log in to your account.
  2. Click on Task List, then Manage Survey.
  3. Click on Upload Participant List
Go to File > Save As, and select CSV (Comma Delimited) (*.csv) as the file type.

 

Detailed instructions are located on the page. Once you have a .csv file ready for upload:

  • Click Choose File, browse to your file, then click Submit Survey Participant List.
  • If there are any errors, the system will notify you. Please correct the issues and try uploading again.
  • If the file uploads successfully you will be notified and returned to the setup task list. The participant list task box will automatically be checked off.


 

 

Formatting Instructions:

  • Use Excel to format the headers exactly as follows:
    • Column A: fname
    • Column B: lname
    • Column C: email


Sample file:

 

Step 2: Review for Common Errors

Before uploading, please double-check the following:

✔ Number of Participants

  • The list does not exceed the number of participants originally ordered.

✔ Header Accuracy

  • Only three headers are included: fname, lname, email.

  • No extra or misspelled headers.

✔ Complete Records

  • Each row contains a first name, last name, and email address.

  • Names must contain at least two letters (e.g., “J Higgins” is not valid).

✔ Valid Email Addresses

  • Each email contains:

    • An “@” symbol

    • A valid domain (e.g., .edu, .com)

  • No duplicate email addresses.

  • No missing email addresses.

✔ Clean Formatting

  • Only one participant per row.

  • No extra data beyond the three required columns.

  • No additional columns without matching headers.

  • If you copied data from another source, consider pasting into a new Excel file using “Paste Values” to remove hidden formatting.