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title: "Use multiple input values"
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# Use multiple input values

The ability to specify multiple input values allows you to define multiple URLs for a robot to visit, multiple search terms to enter into a search engine, and a number of username/password combinations for Web site sign-ins.

dexi.io makes it easy to use multiple input values by uploading a CSV file to a run configuration. A CSV file is simply a plain-text list of values separated by commas.

To import input values from a CSV file:

From the **Projects** page,

1. Select the run you wish to add inputs for.
2. Select the **Open** button in the slide-in panel.

![Screenshot 2021-03-30 at 14.11.41.png](https://cdn.document360.io/03076343-9561-4857-8a4e-9f3bfed20ced/Images/Documentation/Screenshot%202021-03-30%20at%2014.11.41.png)

1. Select the **Inputs** tab.
2. Select the **Download Template** under **Import CSV file** to see the format the robot expects the data columns to be in.

![Screenshot 2021-03-30 at 14.16.05.png](https://cdn.document360.io/03076343-9561-4857-8a4e-9f3bfed20ced/Images/Documentation/Screenshot%202021-03-30%20at%2014.16.05.png)

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Note that column headers must match the CSV template exactly in order for things to work properly.

1. When you have the input CSV file ready, select the **Import CSV File** button.

![Screenshot 2021-03-30 at 14.17.28.png](https://cdn.document360.io/03076343-9561-4857-8a4e-9f3bfed20ced/Images/Documentation/Screenshot%202021-03-30%20at%2014.17.28.png)

1. Then select the file using the file browser that appears.

Input values are transferred from the uploaded CSV file to the input fields configured during the robot build.

For more information about input, see [What should I know about inputs and outputs?](/v1/docs/what-should-i-know-about-input-and-output)