CSV Import - Additional Attributes?

[billgraham5]

Does anyone know if there is a way to import a CSV file including all of the additional attributes for custom fields previously created in 1Password?

When I import a CSV, I can map up to 10 fields and the remaining are ignored.

I am unable to import the opvault version of the database successfully because the custom field titles are not imported correctly. I am looking for a work-around.

[droidmonkey]

There currently is no way to import additional attributes. You can, however, combine them in excel or similar product into the notes column.

[droidmonkey]

I'm confused by your question. Within keepassxc when editing an entry, go to the advanced tab and you can add custom attributes at the top.

[howdytom]

@droidmonkey Sorry, you are right.

Frankly, manually adding passwords data into custom fields is a pain. I do not want to copy + paste thousands of entries from notes into custom fields. This migration process lacks some convenience, though. I was hoping for some less time-consuming process. For a lot users this could be a big reason not switching to KeePassXC

[droidmonkey]

I am not sure which program you are coming from that drove you towards so many custom attributes. Is it from a spreadsheet that you now want to be in keepassxc? Certainly you can automate this using the CLI tools.

[howdytom]

Thanks for your support. I used to manage a lot of custom fields with a 32-bit password manager called Steel. Unfortunately it has been discontinued. Luckily I am able to export those fields as CSV file. I tried to simplify the exported spreadsheet but there are still some important custom attributes I have to keep and migrate.

[howdytom]

As a solution I have imported fields into Kdbx database using KeeWeb. Thanks for your support!