Logmeonce csv import not working

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OK, thanks. In that case, open the .csv file in a spreadhseet app (e.g., Excel), delete the columns group and extra, and proceed as follows.

Leave the name column alone, and rename the other four column titles as follows:

  • Change url to login_uri (all lowercase, and ending with an i, not l)
  • Change note to notes (all lowercase)
  • Change username to login_username (all lowercase)
  • Change password to login_password (all lowercase)

Create 5 new columns, which should be empty, except for the following column titles in the first row (all lowercase):

  • folder
  • favorite
  • fields
  • reprompt
  • login_totp

Now add one more column, which should contain the title type (all lowercase) in the first row, and the word login (all lowercase) in every other non-empty row.

Save the .csv file, and import it into your Bitwarden vault, selecting “Bitwarden (.csv)” as the specified import file format.

If your Logmeonce vault had any “Secure Notes” items in it, then please export those separately (by selecting “Export Secure Notes” in the “Export From” option), and again let me know what column titles are shown in the first line of text in the exported .csv file.

Logmeonce .csv exports for “Secure Wallet” and “Profile” data cannot be imported into Bitwarden, so you would have to transfer such information manually, if you have any.

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