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Hello,

 

Can someone help me please solve my problem? 

I have one import file that I need to split into two halves and somehow achieve that after the first half is loaded it will "hold in variable" autogenerated ID and with this ID create new rows in my next table. 

 

Let me explain it on example

 

Import Data - Peter, Days: 1.1-3.1.2023

 

1st step: import this exact row into Table 1

 

Table 1:  ID 1, (autogenerated ID), Peter, Days: 1.1.-3.1.2023

 

2nd step:  know that for this row the ID was generated as 1 in Table 1 and import data in table 2 under ID 1

 

Table 2: ID 1, 1.1.2023

             ID 1, 2.1.2023

             ID 1, 3.1.2023

 

Hope my explanation make sense, 

Thank you!

 

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  • christophraidl Profile Picture
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    I would try it with Power Automate. You can use the excel connector to read the table, then create a dataverse record and also write the ID with the data into a new excel table.
    I hope I got your question though.

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    Hello, @pvkm789, can you share a screenshot from some of you actual dataset?

     

     

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  • Drew Poggemann Profile Picture
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    Hi @pvkm789 ,

    Make it easy on yourself in my opinion.  I would explode the records in Excel to take the 1.1 - 3.1 and create the records in-between.  Excel is awesome at these types of functions.  You can then import the rows directly with little challenges.  

     

    You could look at doing this with something like Power Automate but my thought is it would much easier preparing the records in Excel then in Power Automate.  

  • Ram Prakash Duraisamy Profile Picture
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    Hi @pvkm789 

     

    I think we need more explanation.

     

    Based on the First Record and the Days you want to automatically create record Record in Second Table am i correct?

     

    If yes then use either Power Automate or Plugin to proceed further.

     

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