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7. **Uploading specific Zod Data**
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Some forms may have certain zod field types that may cause be hard to interpret in just a regular CSV, thus certain notations for data must be used in order for the upload feature to properly parse the data.
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For example: is a form takes in a set of data for one of its fields, such as a multi-option checklist with options a,b,c. The proper notation for the data would be SET(a,b), SET(a,b,c), SET(a), etc.
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Some forms may have Zod field types that are challenging to represent in a standard CSV format. Therefore, specific notations must be used to ensure the upload feature can properly parse the data.
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For example: If a form has a field that accepts a set of data, such as a multi-option checklist with options a, b, and c, the proper notation for the data would be:
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- SET(a,b)
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- SET(a,b,c)
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- SET(a)
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This format allows the upload feature to correctly interpret the selected options.
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