This can provide a template for which fields Gmail will accept for CSV importing.  If you are having problems exporting without any contacts, try manually adding a single contact to create an export file. If you are importing a CSV from another email service, you can skip to the import method. If you want to create CSV file from scratch, a full list of the field headers can be found here. The first line of the CSV will display the different categories for data entry (e.g. First Name, Last Name, email, etc.). Spreadsheets will separate these categories into different cells, while text editors will list these values on the first line separated by commas. Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets will work for working with a spreadsheet, Notepad or TextEdit will work for working with a plaintext file. Enter information to the related cell or list values in order. If no value is needed for a certain area, the cell can be left blank, or in the case of a text file, filled with a “,”.  For example, a First Name, Last Name, Telephone, Email on a text file could be “John,,,john@email.com”. Make sure to not to remove any fields or to include a comma in place of a blank field in the case of a text file. Gmail will scan for all fields, so missing fields will cause problems with the import. Changes to the CSV file must be saved before they can be imported into your Gmail account.
صدّر ملف سي اس في من جيميل. افتح ملف سي اس في باستخدام برنامج نصوص أو جداول بيانات. أضِف جهات الاتصال إلى ملف سي اس في. افتح القائمة "ملف" واختر "حفظ".