When I copy rows of text from a document (not from a table), and paste this into Miro, I would like to have the option to convert each row of text into a sticky note. Eg I have five sentences, with or without a bullet, and want each of them to be a sticky note, without having to copy paste each sentence manually onto a sticky note. Right now I see this feature is available when copying rows of text from a table, but not from just a regular doc (eg word). Thanks!
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Agree, as a workaround i paste bullet lists into Excel first which turns them into rows
I need this right now 
This is such an easy thing to implement I really don’t understand why it doesn’t work like this.
Moreover cut & paste from google spreadsheets doesn’t do this.
Requiring desktop excel application for this feels super closed and lacking compassion.
here you go, I think this will help.
https://www.facilitator.school/blog/miro-sticky-notes-tricks
2. Bulk import multiple sticky notes using Google Sheet or Excel
Regards,
Stuart
I had this same problem and created https://converttosticky.com/. Its a free tool that lets you paste multiple lines of text, click to the convert button and paste into Miro as individual stickies. It was a fun project to make and saves me a ton of time in Miro.
Hi
Your tool sounds like a great time-saver, and we truly appreciate you contributing it here.
As for the feature request itself, thank you all for sharing your insights and use cases regarding bulk text-to-sticky note conversion! We appreciate your feedback, and our team will review it. This suggestion is now open for votes and comments.
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