Importing Excel or CSV fields into PDF

Is it possible to import fields from excel files or CSV files? I would like to have the answers and questions from my old PDF forms re-created with the new PDF 11 forms.
Please help.

Hi,
Sorry, FormsCentral does not support this.
Thanks,
Lucia

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