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Kirstyn__
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Import Excel 'Additional Locations' Failure

Hello

I am working through Building Model-Driven Apps for a school with Microsoft Dataverse, section 16. How to populate Dataverse tables with data and am trying to use the import data functionality.

 

Following along with video 16, I have imported the data 'AdditionalLocations.xlsx' from the course files, corrected the column mapping, but the import still fails with the follow error message:

General error: Type=Microsoft.Dynamics.Integrator.Exceptions.IntegratorClientException, Msg=Unable to parse import file a7eb2b8220954f62b1c9fddb22e0d956_AdditionalLocations.xlsx Error details PQOnline failure - Type=System.Net.WebException, Msg=The remote server returned an error: (400) Bad Request.

 

Any help is greatly appreciated. 

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BCBuizer
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Hi @Kirstyn__ ,

 

In a similar topic, the suggestion is made to change the file extension from .xlsx to .csv to resolve the issue: Solved: Re: Error when uploading additional locations file - Power Platform Community (microsoft.com...

 

@Ash121 , this seems to be a recurring topic that can be easily fixed by changing the file extension in the resources, so learners don't have to do that after downloading the file.



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BCBuizer
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Hi @Kirstyn__ ,

 

In a similar topic, the suggestion is made to change the file extension from .xlsx to .csv to resolve the issue: Solved: Re: Error when uploading additional locations file - Power Platform Community (microsoft.com...

 

@Ash121 , this seems to be a recurring topic that can be easily fixed by changing the file extension in the resources, so learners don't have to do that after downloading the file.



Did you like my post? Please give it a thumbs up! Did I resolve your issue? Please click Accept as Solution to close the topic and so other members of the community can find solutions more easily.

Hi all, 

 

I had the exact same issue and converting the file to a CSV has rectified the issue. Thank you. 

Agreed! Please update the file formats

Good point @BCBuizer ! 

Same Error, even after change in Format its seems not working

raravind
Regular Visitor

Hi All,

My data has a comma in one of field values.

Converting CSV will override my values and corrupt file right.

What to do in such cases

Thanks. I had the same problem. So I saved the file as .csv, and it worked.

Hi,

 

Converting to CSV didnt solve the problem totally for me.. 

When I go to 'Map Columns' its showing this error now:

 

Warning: The following source file columns have not been mapped to Location fields: PK!�����[Content_Types].xml ��(���Mo�@�����Vx�HUTarH�c�T�u�x�~igH��w��A7�╽����xƞ�l�-� � ��r(

 

When I select the description drop down the only options I have no are the error above or None

Have I missed something??

Any help would be greatly appreciated. 

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