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Can I target groups when importing large sets of subnets

I'm looking to sort a large sum of imports into different groups. Is there a way to designate which group IPAM should assign the subnets to in the import function? I'm able to import subnets directly into the existing groups manually but I have a lot of subnets to import and that process is just not efficient.

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michal.hrncirik

hi dkeyse,

I would suggest to create groups directly in your spreadsheets (may use VB macro if needed) and then IPAM can create groups automatically based on Group information in your spreadsheets. Just check "groups/supernets/subnet" option in IPAM importing wizard:

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dkeyser

Hello michal, we do select the Groups/Subernets/Subnets option and import our spreadsheet after choosing which columns go where. But the problem we face is that it's all imported under the imported folder at the bottom. What we'd like to accomplish is to target our grouping tree we've already created at a supernet/subnet level so that I can put our subnets into their proper folders several levels down the tree in different folders all at once. This is due to the very large number of IPs being imported.