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| [](/forum/4-how-to/77082-trying-to-input-a-series-of-dates-and-times#83623) | [Trying to input a series of dates and times](/forum/4-how-to/77082-trying-to-input-a-series-of-dates-and-times#83623 "Hello Nicolas,  I have searched up and down for methods of importing excel spreadsheet through products, with the intention to input a series of dates and times.  I am trying to import classes that we allow students to sign up for with start and end dates with particular time slots throughout a 7 day week.  Can hikashop do this, and maybe you can explain how I can achieve this.  I appreciate your previous posts and tutorials.  Kindly, Trevor T. Roy")        Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.")     Topic started 13 years 10 months ago, by [ohitshim](/forum/user/12563-ohitshim "View ohitshim's Profile")       [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/77082-trying-to-input-a-series-of-dates-and-times#84049 "Hi,  I think that you can do that yes.  You would have to create custom fields of the table &quot;product&quot; via the menu Display&gt;Custom fields for your dates and timeslots. There you can select the format for &quot;date&quot; type custom fields and enter the possible values for timeslots. Then, in your CSV import file, you can enter the dates in the same format and enter the timeslots as you did in the custom fields.") 13 years 9 months ago     by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") | Replies:1  Views:413 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/77082-trying-to-input-a-series-of-dates-and-times#84049 "Hi,  I think that you can do that yes.  You would have to create custom fields of the table &quot;product&quot; via the menu Display&gt;Custom fields for your dates and timeslots. There you can select the format for &quot;date&quot; type custom fields and enter the possible values for timeslots. Then, in your CSV import file, you can enter the dates in the same format and enter the timeslots as you did in the custom fields.") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile")      13 years 9 months ago |

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