FYI: Importing wifi credentials via MrC Converter Suite [Solved]

Hmm..I'm not a Regex expert, so all i can report is what results I got. Here are screenshots of the 8 csv files (in chronological order as I attempted this) I tried using the converter with. My earliest attempts didn't work because I didn't have the "--imptypes wireless" parameter, and later attempts didn't work because the wireless network password field got imported as "original field". The last screenshot is the one that worked in the end.

First attempt (I think this imported as a note):

Thought I needed to add a category column (I think this imported as a note):

Different case for the security (I think this imported as a note):

Reverted case back to original, but used the --imptypes parameter, I think this imported as a wifi credential:

Changed the security to one of the options:

Tried a different security option:

Just provided the title and wifi password (per the https://support.1password.com/wifi-qr-codes/)

Changed the case on the header row per your post https://1password.community/discussion/147212/can-mrc-converter-suite-import-wireless-router-category-items-implemented-solved--AND IT WORKED!:

A few other notes:
* I'm using converter version 2024-08-29-1342
* My CSV files (as exported from Excel) did not have any quotes--just commas (here's a screenshot of the final CSV file--the one that worked):

I hope that helps with troubleshooting...or maybe better yet, I think it would be helpful to add a sample csv file snippet to the readme--it was your comment https://1password.community/discussion/147212/can-mrc-converter-suite-import-wireless-router-category-items-implemented-solved that lead me to getting this to work properly.

While we're chatting, can I suggest a feature--the ability to convert the output from
netsh wlan export profile key=clear folder=c:\path
directly into a 1pux file...or converter for the output from this https://powershellisfun.com/2022/05/08/exporting-passwords-for-wlan-profiles-using-powershell-and-netsh/?

Again--thank you again for providing this utility--1P should be compensating you for developing this utility that enables greater 1P usability.