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# 36. Mutation: Add multiple "Comments" to the selected "Notes"

This mutation allows you to add multiple Comments to the selected Note.

{% hint style="success" %}
The maximum amount of Comments to save is 25.
{% endhint %}

* A Comment can be linked to the Field via its unique identifier `fieldUuid` and to the Note via `noteUuid`.
* The content of the Comment can be provided using the `text` attribute. If the content needs to be multiline, the `text` attribute should contain a string with newline characters `\\n` to separate lines. For example: `"First line. is here\\nSecond line is here.\\nThird line is here."`.
* It is possible to set a defined datetime associated with the comment using the `createdDate` attribute in the ISO8601 format.

The sample request can be found below:

{% code overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" %}

```graphql
mutation BatchAddNoteComments {
  addNoteComments(input:{
    comments: [
      {
        noteUuid: "53547188-f37c-4d65-9733-f7de4be28e5b",
        fieldUuid: "d31240db-98e6-4cb0-b0a8-97ffe00f5e0d",
        text: "The 4th comment from multiple.",
        createdDate: "2020-08-25T06:06:06.000Z"
      }, 
      {
        noteUuid: "53547188-f37c-4d65-9733-f7de4be28e5b",
        fieldUuid: "d31240db-98e6-4cb0-b0a8-97ffe00f5e0d",
        text: "The 5th comment from multiple.\\nThe second line of the comment.",
        createdDate: "2020-08-25T06:06:07.000Z"
      }
    ]
  }) {
    uuid
    fieldUuid
    noteUuid
    createdDate
    updatedDate
    text
  }
}
```

{% endcode %}


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