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Problem in importing data to Foster Family dataverse table

I am not able to import Foster Family data.

 

I am getting error "Couldn't resolve the guid for the lookup field: pu_localshelter."

 

Local Shelter is a lookup field in Foster Family table

 

Pls guide. Thanks in advance.

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Oyin
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Did you map the Local shelter lookup field with the reference column in Foster family table before importing?

lookup ref.png

Hi @Oyin Thanks for reply.

Yes I did that but still issue exists.

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Oyin
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I don't know if this is the right approach but so far, this was what worked for me.
 
  1. In my CSV file and Shelter table, I renamed the Shelter ID column to Shelter Name and made it the primary column while creating the table. This is because I noticed that the app automatically reserved a ShelterID column generating a unique ID by itself which I can't edit.
  2. Then I mapped the LocalShelter (Foster table) to ShelterName (formerly Shelter ID)
See the screenshots below. I'm open to other suggestions.
ShelterSample.pngFosterSample.png

Hello @Oyin 
Trust you are well.

I am currently having errors with importing, apparently my join date column is not supported, how do I rectify this?

I have attached the image of what the feedback is on my end above please. 
Thanks @Oyin 

Hi @Dianah_Ebere,

 

The description in the screenshot is not showing in full. Could you pls post what it says?

 

You could also try the solution in the post link below about changing the date format in your environment so that it matches with your csv>>>

 

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Building-model-driven-apps-with/Issues-uploading-the-Maintenance...

 

 

Thank you @Oyin This is resolved now

 

Is the FosterName column still capable of being an autonumber column after this?

The FosterName column in the screenshot is a text field not autonumber and I did not try to make it autonumber, so I don't know. If you wish, you could try it out.

 

*After I made that post, I later reconfigured my table so that the Primary Name Column would take the name FosterID, instead of FosterName as shown.

 

 

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