Answers.Body: <p>This 1 contact you can not delete (usually the contact with ID 1) is the Drupal administrator account and this can not be deleted as it is the &quot;owner&quot; of the installation.</p>
  <p>I can not from a distance see what happened with your import. You should be able to see imported contacts when using the Search&gt;Find contacts option.</p>
  <p>If you can not find any contacts you could check the civicrm_contact table but you should really have received an error message in your import?</p>
  
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Body: <p>I just imported csv file, with organization as the contact type. I filled in all the ncessary fields and it shows that I have 0 errors and able to import all the 213 rows. However, after I import, I am only able to find 1 contact and I cant delete this contact. The message will prompt that the contact is used for some special administrative purposes. May I check how i can go about deleting this contact as well as finding all the imported contact?</p>
  
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Comments.Text: A subset of the import .csv, with headers and anonymized data, would be helpful to clarify what's going on. Same for screen snippets of the submission and results pages. Finally, a snippet with a search that should find contacts in the sample data. Contact import is hugely important. If you've found a problem there, it is worth ample documentation.
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Title: How to delete a contact?
ThreadText: # How to delete a contact?
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2021-12-08)
  
  I just imported csv file, with organization as the contact type. I filled in all the ncessary fields and it shows that I have 0 errors and able to import all the 213 rows. However, after I import, I am only able to find 1 contact and I cant delete this contact. The message will prompt that the contact is used for some special administrative purposes. May I check how i can go about deleting this contact as well as finding all the imported contact?
  
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  > **username_1**: A subset of the import .csv, with headers and anonymized data, would be helpful to clarify what's going on. Same for screen snippets of the submission and results pages. Finally, a snippet with a search that should find contacts in the sample data. Contact import is hugely important. If you've found a problem there, it is worth ample documentation.  
  
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  ### Answer by username_2 on 2021-12-08. Score: 1
  
  This 1 contact you can not delete (usually the contact with ID 1) is the Drupal administrator account and this can not be deleted as it is the "owner" of the installation.
  
  I can not from a distance see what happened with your import. You should be able to see imported contacts when using the Search>Find contacts option.
  
  If you can not find any contacts you could check the civicrm\_contact table but you should really have received an error message in your import?
  
  
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