The message "Field 'Reference' must be filled in" isn't referring to
the reference field in ContactPerson, but in HRMVirtualNetworkTable.
That field is related to the ContactPerson table by the
ContactPersonId field, which is hidden and doesn't appear in the Excel
template. Normally the ContactPers
Hi ,
If you didn't have luck yet, Please send me the file and I will try in my dev environment.
My email Id is : [EMAIL PROTECTED].
Best of luck,
subbulukas nugroho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Before u upload your ContactPerson table you must upload HRMVirtualNetwork Table first which it c
hi
convert the excel into text file, then try it.
regards
p.sathi
-Original Message-From: lukas nugroho
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Re: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Excel Import Error
Before u upload your ContactPerson table you must upload HRMVirtualNetwork Table first which it contains of referece of your contact id
Dick Howard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Have successfully imported CustTable using an Excel template and now need to import over 800 Contacts for those customers
Hi,
I had faced the same problem earlier. As you know, I debugged the sysdataimportcline (?? ) class and found that Exapta maps the Fields to the Enums. When they don;t match , you get this type of errors.
So the problem is due to the formatting.
what you can do is:
1. Cust and paste the
Hi Dick,
Are the State, County and Country fields data accurate? These are also reference fields in addition to the customer account number that need to have corresponding values in the state, county and country tables respectively.
Varden MorrisDick Howard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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