I am trying to import a CSV file in my Model-Driven-App. The CSV contains 7 records, and i have 7 errors as below
I have attached the excel file and the exported zip file for schema of my dataverse table. Please convert it to CSV(comma-delimited) and try on your end. If any idea on what the issue is , please let me know.
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Hi @PratikJ
Please check the CSV log open in note pad to check what is the look up value for the service areas, I think most of users might have created record with Building > change to Building works or create a new record with name Building work. This is most common error currently.
The other error comes if the user have change the date format from personalization setting, make it to default one which English(United State), than you might be able to import the data nicely.
As shared I was able to upload the imports easily.
Regards,
Nirav
Hi PratikJ,
To be sure the problem is not your table schema, I also exported mine to compare with yours and it looks the same as in the screenshot.
My suggestions would be to first:
- convert your MaintenanceLogs.xlsx to CSV or select the MaintenanceLogs.CSV file directly from the curriculum resources (there are both csv and xlsx files present in the folder) then try to import the file again
- recheck the fields in the image below to ensure it is correctly filled
- tick the first row are column headings box, allow duplicates and do the mapping.
I hope it works.
Hi @PratikJ
Please check the CSV log open in note pad to check what is the look up value for the service areas, I think most of users might have created record with Building > change to Building works or create a new record with name Building work. This is most common error currently.
The other error comes if the user have change the date format from personalization setting, make it to default one which English(United State), than you might be able to import the data nicely.
As shared I was able to upload the imports easily.
Regards,
Nirav
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