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# v0.17.0: Select Sheet Modal, Add Column Improvements, and Column Ordering Facility!

### ✨ New

* The import widget will ask the user which sheet to import when an Excel file has more than one sheet.
  * Impler will identify the Excel Template generated by itself and will auto-select a valid sheet to import.
* Developer can sort columns according to their need using a column ordering facility.
* Removed `validate` step from the import widget to remove unnecessary friction and data from the import widget.

### ➕ Improved

* Adding multiple columns in a column table in one go is possible, using only a keyboard.
* Added focus to name while duplicating Import and prefilled name of import for ease.
* Add column flow was losing focus while adding columns one after another.

### 🔧 Fixed

* Terminate import action was calling the API with undefined, which is well-tested now.
* People write data in Excel. But while parsing, excel was giving incorrect date format, so we made sure that this issue did not occur in the template we generated.

We’re constantly working on improving the way handle CSV & Excel import in your product, and we value your input on features, bugs, and more. Make sure you join [discord](htts://discord.impler.io) to have a chat with us and share your thoughts!


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