Different approach in LSMW

Hi, Good Afternoon,
I have a problem regarding uploading of data to SAP system using LSMW. Usually, I upload files via Batch Input Recording. The problem is, my approach generates multiple accounting documents instead of only one. For every single line item in the .csv file, a document number is created.
Eg.
Acct Doc1:
Customer1              10
   GL account___10
Acct Doc2:
Customer2              10
   GL account___10
Acct Doc3:
Customer3              20
   GL account___20
How could i upload it all to a single accounting document?
Eg
Customer1              10
Customer2              10
Customer3              20
   GL account___40.
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
Vince

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