Import Sharepoint list CMP file



Import-SPWeb -identity http://intranet.contoso.com/Sites/HR -path c:\ Backup\HRExport.cmp



Import-SPWeb http://yoursite.yourdomain.com -Path c:Library_Name_Backup.c
mp -UpdateVersions Overwrite

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