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Hello again
I've had to do something very similar in the past. The way I did it (going from memory) was something like this:
1. Create new Customer Group for external email addresses. This allows for easier management later from within eshop. If you have more than 1,000 addresses then create more than one Customer Group. Go to Customers > Customer Groups.
2. Manually create one Customer record in new Customer Group.
3. Export Customers. Go to Customers > Import/Export. Select Unicode coding and Semi-colon delimiter.
4. Open export file in spreadsheet program (e.g. Excel). Keep Column titles row and manually created Customer record. Delete all other rows. You should have a file with just two rows only.
5. Open up your external email database in a different Excel file. Copy selected records to file created in 4. It should be easy to follow column titles so that data goes in the correct place. Make sure you copy Customer Group to all new email records that you create.
6. Save file as CSV.
7. Import new file to eshop. Go to Customers > Import/Export. Select Unicode coding and Semi-colon delimiter.
8. In Newsletter you can select the Customer Group under Add Addresses. The Customer Group is in eshop for future use without having to import again each time.
Depends on how (if) you are currently using Customer Groups but should work.
Hello again
I've had to do something very similar in the past. The way I did it (going from memory) was something like this:
1. Create new Customer Group for external email addresses. This allows for easier management later from within eshop. If you have more than 1,000 addresses then create more than one Customer Group. Go to Customers > Customer Groups.
2. Manually create one Customer record in new Customer Group.
3. Export Customers. Go to Customers > Import/Export. Select Unicode coding and Semi-colon delimiter.
4. Open export file in spreadsheet program (e.g. Excel). Keep Column titles row and manually created Customer record. Delete all other rows. You should have a file with just two rows only.
5. Open up your external email database in a different Excel file. Copy selected records to file created in 4. It should be easy to follow column titles so that data goes in the correct place. Make sure you copy Customer Group to all new email records that you create.
6. Save file as CSV.
7. Import new file to eshop. Go to Customers > Import/Export. Select Unicode coding and Semi-colon delimiter.
8. In Newsletter you can select the Customer Group under Add Addresses. The Customer Group is in eshop for future use without having to import again each time.
Depends on how (if) you are currently using Customer Groups but should work.